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Allan and the Holy Flower

CHAPTER II
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Ah! thank you, seventeen." There came a pause in the fierce race for "O.

Pavo," which I occupied in reducing seventeen hundred shillings to pounds sterling.
My word! I thought to myself, L85 is a goodish price to pay for one plant, however rare.

Woodden is acting up to his instructions with a vengeance.
The pleading voice of Mr.Primrose broke in upon my meditations.
"Gentlemen, gentlemen!" he said, "surely you are not going to allow the most wondrous production of the floral world, on which I repeat there is no reserve, to be knocked down at this miserable figure.

Come, come.
Well, if I must, I must, though after such a disgrace I shall get no sleep to-night.

One," and his hammer fell for the first time.


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