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Denzil Quarrier

CHAPTER X
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"I read 'Romeo and Juliet' not long ago, and it struck me that its intention was decidedly moral.
It points a lesson to disobedient young people.

If Juliet had been properly submissive to her parents, such calamities would never have befallen her.

Then, again, I was greatly struck with the fate that overtook Mercutio--a most suitable punishment for his persistent use of foul language.

Did you ever see it in that light, Mr.Glazzard ?" "I confess it is new to me.

I shall think it over." The Mayor beamed with gratification.
"No one denies," struck in Mr.Vialls, "that to a pure mind all things are pure.


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