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The Merry Men

CHAPTER V
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'It would do harm.' 'O, come!' cried Desprez, 'that is philosophy; it is all very fine, but not to the point just now.

And besides, it is not "only money," as you call it; there are works of art in the question; the vessels were carved.
You speak like a child.

You weary me exceedingly, quoting my words out of all logical connection, like a parroquet.' 'And at any rate, we have nothing to do with it,' returned the boy submissively.
They struck the Route Ronde at that moment; and the sudden change to the rattling causeway combined, with the Doctor's irritation, to keep him silent.

The noddy jigged along; the trees went by, looking on silently, as if they had something on their minds.

The Quadrilateral was passed; then came Franchard.


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