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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER III
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'Yes, and your father, too,' said the young man; 'come along and see him; you can run ?' I showed him how fast.

We were pursued by Bob, who fought for me, and won me, and my allegiance instantly returned to him.

He carried me almost the whole of the way back to Dipwell.

Women must feel for the lucky heroes who win them, something of what I felt for mine; I kissed his bloody face, refusing to let him wipe it.

John Thresher said to me at night, 'Ay, now you've got a notion of boxing; and will you believe it, Master Harry, there's people fools enough to want to tread that ther' first-rate pastime under foot?
I speak truth, and my word for 't, they'd better go in petticoats.


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