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Excerpt from The PassportRichard warden, third, sat at the window of his lofty and comfortable apartment looking across the river at the little lights.There were myriads of them, ¿ickering in the rem nant of a gale that was blowing, with a few stray raindrops, late comers in an afternoon shower, ticking monotonously against the windows.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at ww...

Excerpt from The Passport Richard warden, third, sat at the window of his lofty and comfortable apartment looking across the river at the little lights. There were myriads of them, ¿ickering in the rem nant of a gale that was blowing, with a few stray raindrops, late comers in an afternoon shower, ticking monotonously against the windows. He was Richard Warden, third, because his father, also Richard, was still living - as was his grandfath...