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The Great Stone of Sardis

CHAPTER XVI
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I can think of no particular damage which would come to me if this thing were known, but I cannot bear that the public should get hold of it until I know something myself.

Margaret, I don't know anything." "Have you had your breakfast ?" she asked.
"No," he said; "I haven't thought of it." "Did you eat anything last night ?" "I don't remember," he answered.
"Now I want you to come into the dining-room," said she.

"I had a light breakfast some time ago, and I am going to eat another with you.

I want you to tell me something.

There was a man here the other day with a patent machine for making button-holes--you know the old-fashioned button-holes are coming in again--and if this is a good invention it ought to sell, for nearly everybody has forgotten how to make button-holes in the old way." "Oh, nonsense!" said Roland.


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