Taynton

The second one was called "Excelsior of Taynton," which was in the list

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But how deadly a weapon Mills had in store against himself; he would certainly tell Morris that if one partner had slandered him the other, whom he so trusted and revered, had robbed him; he would say, too, that Taynton had been cognizant of, and had approved, his slanders.

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Taynton, it's your manner you know, there's something of the country parson about you that is wonderfully convincing.

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"I say, Taynton, is it really worth while keeping it up like this?" he asked.

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Taynton, though not really of an over sanguine disposition, certainly hoped to make good the greater part if not all of their somewhat large defalcations.

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But now Taynton was conscious of no grudge against him; he did not say, "he can look after himself."

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True, when he came, he soon made up for lost time, for he was possessed, as we have seen, of a notable quickness and agility of mind, but sometimes Taynton found that he was himself forced to be idle till Mills turned up, if his signature or what not was required for papers before work could be further proceeded with.

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His partner, however, was always conscious of a little impatience in talking to him; Taynton, he would have allowed, did not lack fine business qualities, but he was a little wanting in quickness.

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But, for that moment Taynton believed that Morris's agitation must be caused by this, and it says much for the iron of his nerve that he did not betray himself by a tremor.

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"No, dear Morris trusts me very completely," said Taynton.

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