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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER VIII
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We 're the oldest in the county.
Damn the mixing.

My father never let any of his daughters marry, if he could help it, nor'll I, bar rascals.
Here's to you, young Squire Beltham.

Harry Lepel Beltham--does that suit ye?
Anon, anon, as they say in the play.

Take my name, and drop the Richmond no, drop the subject: we'll talk of it by-and-by.' So he wrestled to express his hatred of my father without offending me; and I studied him coldly, thinking that the sight of my father in beggar's clothes, raising a hand for me to follow his steps, would draw me forth, though Riversley should beseech me to remain clad in wealth..


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