Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-08-11

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Young industry CAPTAIN who refused
IN coma when he was called, and to &c
IN nerson. Choosing the evening hour
when he had been assured that he was
likely ia find Brouillard alone and al
work he crossed the boundaries OF the
sacred reservation and made his way
ia he door of the log.built mapping
room
81 came around to see what Is eating
Won these DAVIS" was the pudgy
tvrant's greeting for the young mar
sitting under the shaded desk lamp
"Why don't you drop in once in {
while and give me the run Of things
Il gave your clerk the reason sale
Brouillard laconically. I'm too busy.
The devil YOU are!" snapped tn
great man. finding the only armchai
IN the room and dropping heavily int
II, Since when?"
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me-and before"
Mr. Cort wright recovered his worl
ing genialitv only with n palpable o
q fort.
SEQ here, Brouillard. YOU know 20
never make any money by being shol
v with me. Let's drop It and get dow
to business. What i wanted to say
q that YOU are OVERRIDING It: you are pu
v ting on too much steam. You'N
brought tho boom. all right, but
the pace you're setting 1t won't la
long enough. Are you catching on?
I'm listening" was the noncomm.
tai reply.
"Well. enouch's enough, and t,
much of a good thing scalds the h,
before you're ready to dress 1t and C
ii it up. It's all right for you to run M
in here by tho trainload and scat
'em out over your scaffolding-t
A more the merrier, and it's good for t
n town-but you needn't sweat the Ia
N shovelful OF hurry out OF them the W
IN you're doing. 1t won't do to get 70
MI Job finished too soon"
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meanp" suggested Brouillard.
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ont. Make II last"
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vi and hegon to NAV With the nan
knife
4 "And II 7 don't choose 10 String
al out-if | eyen confess that | am stra
n ing every nerve to do this thing Il
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