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Erema

CHAPTER XXXVII
13/18

Howsoever, no peace was my lot till I made a clean bosom of it, only putting her first on the Testament, and even that not safe with most of them.

And from that night not a soul has heard a word till it comes to you, miss.

He come striding along, with his face muffled up, for all the world like a bugglar, and no more heed did he pay to me than if I was one of the pedestals.

But I were in front of him at the door, and to slip out so was against all orders.

So in front of him I stands, with my hand upon the handles, and meaning to have a word with him, to know who he was, and such like, and how he comes there, and what he had been seeking, with the spoons and the forks and the gravies on my mind.
And right I would have been in a court of law (if the lawyers was put out of it) for my hefforts in that situation.


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