Solid Citizen

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And now the Whistler Strange Story. Solid Citizen. Worthington Potter was a solid hidden. Cultured able and above all else dignified. For Dignity was Worthington's key word. New England's Dignity, back-day Boston Dignity. The right clubs, the proper friends, clothes from Brooks Brothers.

For some years he had acted as financial manager for Alsia Kendall, a wealthy Boston widow who thought Worthington was a fine man, wise in the ways of comment. Unfortunately, she was not entirely correct. Worthington, while long on dignity, was short on financial genius, a regrettable situation since in his capacity of financial manager, he had occasion to handle large sums of money for Mrs. Kendall.

Oddly enough, this is what brought Worthington to Mrs. Kendall's and what was the proveer rather crucial visit. You've been so quiet all afternoon, Mr. Potter. Are you worried about something? I was hoping I could conceal it, Mrs. Kendall. You have a strange power over me.