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Excerpt from The Making of Thomas Barton
Life seemed to weigh on Tommy along at this time. His usual cheeriness deserted him to some extent; he was of ten silent and cast down where he had been wont to be ready of speech and good-naturedly responsive to the conversa tional give-and-take of the otfice f orce. His associates liked him and began to realize what it would be to lose the inspiration of his sweet temper and never-failing urgent loyalty to his employers' interests. They wondered if do mestic infelicities had anything to do with his depression, but of course Tommy said nothing. Probably he did not know himself what was the matter, but was simply overcome by the dumb instinct that all was not as it might be with his life.
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