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CHAPTER XIV. CONCLUSION
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Released on: 17/11/2017
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Squib and His Friends
“That was the name Squib went by in the nursery and in the household—“the odd one.” Not exactly because of any personal peculiarities—although he had a few of these—but because he had no especial brother or sister belonging to him, and seemed to stand alone, whilst all the others could be paired off together.”