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The Duke’s Children

CHAPTER XVIII
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With much trepidation he told his story.

Such being the circumstances, could anything be done to moderate the vials of wrath which must doubtless be poured out over the head of his unfortunate brother?
"Why come to me ?" said the Master.

"From what you say yourself, it is evident that you know that this must rest with the College tutor." "I thought, sir, if you would say a word." "Do you think it would be right that I should interfere for one special man, and that a man of special rank ?" "Nobody thinks that would count for anything.

But--" "But what ?" asked the Master.
"If you knew my father, sir!" "Everybody knows your father;--every Englishman I mean.

Of course I know your father,--as a public man, and I know how much the country owes to him." "Yes, it does.


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