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Kennedy Square

CHAPTER XXVIII
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He rode out to Moorlands yesterday, and I didn't know him, he's so changed.

But think of it! St.
George, I ordered him out of my office.

I took him for a road-peddler.
And he's going to sea again--he told Alec as much.

I tell you I have got to get hold of him! Don't sit there and stare at me, man! tell me where I can find my son!" "What made you suppose he was here, Talbot ?" The same cool, measured speech and manner, but with a more open mind behind it now.

The pathetic aspect of the man, and the acute suffering shown in every tone of his voice, had begun to tell upon the invalid.
"Because a man I've got downstairs brought Harry here last night.


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