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Our Friend the Charlatan

CHAPTER IX
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But the change in her position will be rather sudden, don't you think?
And--if I may venture--how can you be sure that Miss Tomalin will recommend herself to you ?" "Isn't she of my own blood ?" cried Lady Ogram, in a high croak of exasperation.

"Isn't she my brother's grandchild--the only creature of my own blood living ?" "I merely urge a little prudence--" "Is the girl a fool ?" "I have no reason to think so.

But she has led a quiet, provincial life--" "Come and eat!" cried Lady Ogram.

"We'll talk again afterwards." Mrs.Toplady joined them in the dining-room, as she seated herself.
"Everybody's late to-day.

Mr.Kerchever--Mr.Lashmar I want you to know each other.


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