CHAPTER VII

MR. CAMPBELL thoroughly approved of the progress of his new deputy at the office. Harrison, Mr. Campbell felt, had been too easy-going to keep his subordinates up to the mark, although that was just what Mr. Campbell, an easy-going man himself, had paid him for. With Morris it was a different story. His new authority was intensely agreeable to him in his new successful mood. Promotion may have gone a little to his head, but years of service under Mr. Harrison had most certainly taught him the weaknesses of Harrison…