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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER IV
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And who is going with him?
Why, Hamlyn, the wise.

Oh dear me.
And what is he going for ?" That was a question apparently hard to answer.

If there was a reason, Jim was either unwilling or unable to give it.

Yet I think that the real cause was standing there in the window, with a look of unbounded astonishment on her pretty face.
"Going to leave us, James!" she cried, coming quickly towards him.
"Why, whatever shall I do without you ?" "Yes, Miss Mary," said James somewhat huskily; "I think I may say that we have settled to go.

Hamlyn has got a letter from a cousin of his who went from down Plymouth way, and who is making a fortune; and besides, I have got tired of the old place somehow, lately.


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