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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER V
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Even in the middle of the family I led the conversation; and I did not leave Salter's house without receiving an assurance from his elder sisters that they were in love with me.

We drove home--back to prison, we called it--full of good things, talking of Salter's father's cellar of wine and of my majority Burgundy, which I said, believing it was true, amounted to twelve hundred dozen; and an appointment was made for us to meet at Dipwell Farm, to assist in consuming it, in my honour and my father's.

That matter settled, I felt myself rolling over and over at a great rate, and clasping a juniper tree.

The horses had trenched from the chalk road on to the downs.

I had been shot out.


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