What is Easton hinting at while saying that ' marshalship isn't quite as high a position as that of ambassador' ?
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The female has simply known that Mr. Easton is truly not, in reality, a illegal person going to the prison, but the marshal get out in the West.
While he tells that being the marshal is not pretty so respected a pose as fully being the ambassador, the female interrupts Mr. Easton and informs that the representative "never call any more."
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Mr Easton said that marshalship isn't quite as high as position as that of an ambassador because perhaps ms. Fairchild had been involved with an ambassador and that she likes her
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