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                                  thousands and then complete oblivion because it was
                                  twenty odd years. Highly unlikely of course there was
                                  even a shadow of truth in the stones and, even supposing,
                                  he thought a return highly inadvisable, all things

                                  considered. Something evidently riled them in his death.
                                  Either he petered out too tamely of acute pneumonia just
                                  when his various different political arrangements were
                                  nearing completion or whether it transpired he owed his
                                  death to his having neglected to change his boots and
                                  clothes-after a wetting when a cold resulted and failing to
                                  consult a specialist he being confined to his room till he
                                  eventually died of it amid widespread regret before a
                                  fortnight was at an end or quite possibly they were
                                  distressed to find the job was taken out of their hands. Of
                                  course nobody being acquainted with his movements even
                                  before there was absolutely no clue as to his whereabouts
                                  which were decidedly of the  Alice, where art thou order
                                  even prior to his starting to go under several aliases such as
                                  Fox and Stewart so the remark which emanated from
                                  friend cabby might be within the bounds of possibility.
                                  Naturally then it would prey on his mind as a born leader
                                  of men which undoubtedly he was and a commanding
                                  figure, a sixfooter or at any rate five feet ten or eleven in
                                  his stockinged feet, whereas Messrs So and So who,



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