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Our Friend the Charlatan

CHAPTER VII
19/30

I don't even know yet whether Hollingford will suit me.

It's a very unimportant borough; I may decide that it would be better to look to one of the large, intelligent constituencies.

I'm afraid--" he became rather severe--"you are inclined to weigh my claims to recognition by the fact that I happen to have no money--" "Oh, Mr.Lashmar! Oh, don't!" exclaimed Iris, in a pained voice.

"How can you be so unkind--so unjust!" "No, no; I merely want to guard myself against misconception.

The very freedom with which I speak to you might lead you to misjudge me.


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