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The History of Pendennis

CHAPTER XIII
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In fact, he had a perhaps just contempt for Mr.Pen's high-flown sentimentality; his own weakness, as he thought, not lying that way.

"I knew it wouldn't do, Miss Foth," said he, nodding his little head.

"Couldn't do.

Didn't like to put my hand into the bag, but knew it couldn't do.

He's too young for you: too green: a deal too green: and he turns out to be poor as Job.
Can't have him at no price, can she, Mr.Bo ?" "Indeed he's a nice poor boy," said the Fotheringay rather sadly.
"Poor little beggar," said Bows, with his hands in his pockets, and stealing up a queer look at Miss Fotheringay.


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