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Born in Exile

CHAPTER IV
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Make the most of your circumstances.

Don't aim at--but I beg your pardon; I don't know what right I have to lecture you in this way.' And he broke off with his pleasant, kind-hearted laugh, colouring a little.
They reached Mr.Moxey's house.

In a garden chair on the lawn sat Miss Janet, occupied with a book.

She rose to meet them, shook hands with Godwin, and said to her cousin: 'The postman has just left a letter for you--forwarded from London.' 'Indeed?
I'm going to show Mr.Peak my Swiss photographs.

You wouldn't care to come and help me in the toil of turning them over ?' 'O lazy man!' Her laugh was joyous.


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