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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER VI
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You've spoilt everything, and I tell you, whether you like it or not, you shall have apples with it, and sage and onions too.

I don't ask for thanks.
And I propose to post outposts in the wood to keep watch.' He wanted us to draw lots again.

His fun had entirely departed from him; all he thought of was seeing the goose out of the pot.

I had a feeling next to hatred for one who could talk of goose.

Temple must have shared it.
'We 've no real captain now dear old Heriot 's gone,' he said.


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