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17272	Oppenheim, E. Phillips (Edward Phillips)	A People's Man			.txt	text/plain	89599	8247	91	"The people!" Maraton murmured, with a curious note in his tone, half of "Tell me about yourself?" Maraton asked, a little abruptly--"your work? The little woman leaned forward and looked at Maraton with undisguised "I have come," Maraton announced, as they shook hands, "to accept your "When you talk like that," Mr. Foley declared, "you seem to us, Mr. Maraton, to pass outside the pale of logical argument. "I believe, in my heart," Maraton said, "that he is a people's man." Maraton looked around the little sitting-room. No thinking man to-day is a stranger to Mr. Maraton in any other way." "I shall end there, you know, Aaron," Maraton sighed. "Look at her," Selingman continued, turning to Maraton. "You are not the Maraton I expected some day to meet," he said, a little For a man like Maraton, what does it matter? "You're a people's man, I know," Maraton went one, "but here and there	./cache/17272.txt	./txt/17272.txt