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Jeremy

CHAPTER XI
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It was no use whatever to close the windows, lock the doors, and read Divinity.

The strains persisted, a heavenly murmur, rising at moments into a muffled shriek or a jumbling shout, hanging about the walls as a romantic echo, dying upon the air a chastened wail.

"No use for Mr.Cole to say: "We must behave as though the Fair was not." For a whole week it would be there, and everyone knew it.
Jeremy did not mean to be disobedient, but after that glimpse of Britannia he knew that he would go.
III It had, at first, been thought advisable that Jeremy should not go to Mr.Somerset's during Fair Week.

Perhaps Mr.Somerset could come to the Coles'.

No, he was very sorry.


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