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Swallow

CHAPTER VI
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First there was a large young man of five-and-twenty or thereabouts, and I noted with a sort of fear that he was not unlike to Ralph.

The eyes were the same and the shape of the forehead, only this gentleman had a weak, uncertain mouth, and I judged that he was very good-humoured, but of an indolent mind.

By his side rode another man of quite a different stamp, and middle-aged.

"The lawyer," I said to myself as I looked at his weasel-like face, bushy eyebrows, and red hair.

Indeed, that was an easy guess, for who can mistake a lawyer, whatever his race may be?
That trade is stronger than any blood, and leaves the same seal on all who follow it.


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