[Rhoda Fleming by George Meredith]@TWC D-Link bookRhoda Fleming CHAPTER XIV 10/23
I've lived here as if I had no more fire in me than old Gammon snoring on his pillow up aloft; and who kept me to it? Did you see I never touched liquor? What did you guess from that ?--that I was a mild sort of fellow? So I am: but I haven't got that reputation in other parts.
Your father 'd like me to marry you, and I'm ready.
Who kept me to work, so that I might learn to farm, and be a man, and be able to take a wife? I came here--I'll tell you how.
I was a useless dog.
I ran from home and served as a trooper.
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