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Thelma

CHAPTER VII
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He'll be like that Indian in 'Vathek' who rolled himself into a ball; no one could resist kicking as long as the ball bounded before them,--we, similarly, shall not be able to resist, if Dyceworthy's fat person is once left at our mercy." "That was a grand bit he told us, Errington," resumed Macfarlane.

"Ye should ha' heard him talk aboot his love-affair!.

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the saft jelly of a man that he is, to be making up to ony woman." At that moment they ran alongside of the _Eulalie_ and threw up their oars.
"Stop a bit," said Errington.


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