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Smith and the Pharaohs, and Other Tales

CHAPTER VII
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You were quite right about the coursing meeting; they are a low lot, and I oughtn't to mix with them.

But I had bets on some of the dogs and wanted to go awfully.

Then when you said I mustn't I lost my temper." "That was very evident, Anthony." "Yes, mother; I felt as though I could have killed someone.

I did try to kill Bess with that bust of Plato, but she dodged like a cat and the thing smashed against the wall.

Then she came for me straight and gave me what I deserved, for she was too many for me.


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