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"Better at tree months,—we can always renew," said Stein, calmly.

"But I don't think he will go away from the place," remarked Stein.

A present from Stein, it seems—in exchange for that ring, you know.

In this he was actuated by a sense of duty; he had to look after Stein's business, he said.

Said he was sure Mr. Stein did not mean him to keep me for nothing.

I tried to do my duty by Stein, but I had also other matters to think of.

What did Mr. Stein mean sending a boy like that to talk big to an old servant?

Moreover, he returned and set the stein down beside his plate.

Stein is by no means free from errors, and some surprising omissions.

Stein was the chief leader of Prussia from the Frederician into the modern era.