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Eric came to the bank a little late on the morning following the party, but as soon as he had joined Phil at the high desk which they used in common he began to sing the praises of Marion Randolph.
"She isn't a raving beauty, Phil," he said, "and until now I've always hated the sight of any girl that wears glasses; but Marion's a crackerjack in some ways. She's got a wad of money, for one thing -- or her old man has, and that's just the same."