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Springhaven

CHAPTER XI
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In all such cases he does more than I do, whenever they come within his knowledge.

But let us return to the matter in hand.

Here is a young man, a first-rate sailor, who would have been under my guardianship, I know, but for--but for sad circumstances.

Is he to be grinding at Virgil and Ovid till all his spirit goes out of him, because we have patched up a very shabby peace?
It can never last long.

Every Englishman hates it, although it may seem to save his pocket.


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