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I know, Pinson, and I have accepted that half. Perhaps I shall come and claim it from you one of these days. In the meantime I want to win that same independence which ena bles you to work at your own hours-in fact, to do justice to yourself. Among us, let me say once more, all the avenues to fortune are thronged, there are many more called than chosen. The war that has just broken out in the United States offers a good Opportunity to men of our profession I.want to go thith er and try my fortune. I have given myself ten years in which to realize an income; at the end of that time, rich or poor, I will return.

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