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The Belton Estate

CHAPTER XII
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If you are generous you will not say another word about it." "But I am so sorry." "There,--that's it.

You won't perceive that the expression of such sorrow is a personal injury to me.

I don't want you to be sorry." "How am I to help it ?" "You need not express it.

I don't come pitying you for supposed troubles.

You have plenty of money; but if you were so poor that you could eat nothing but cold mutton, I shouldn't condole with you as to the state of your larder.


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