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"It is this way," said Thaddeus, "to speak from a -- a -- personal standpoint. If Morgan Map goes to the cemetery I shall not wait for my mail, but go and -- a -- accidentally interrupt. If he goes north, the other man may go there, if he chooses. I shall wait for my mail."
"Your standpoint!" said Mr. Paulus, heavily. "Well -- speakin' from young Map's, what might he want in the cemetery? Speakin' from mine, I'd rather he'd go there and stay."