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The earnest young man behind the counter in the office of Cabot, Bancroft and Cabot -- the young man who had so definitely classified Galusha Bangs as a "nut" -- was extremely surprised when that individual reappeared before his window and, producing the very check which he had obtained there so short a time before, politely requested to exchange it for eighty-two hundred dollars in cash and another check for the balance.
"Why -- why -- but -- ! " exclaimed the young man.