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Springhaven

CHAPTER VII
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Let us slacken sail, my dears, as we have brought no cockswain.

Neither of you need land, you know, but I shall go into the schoolroom." "One thing I want to know," said the active-minded Dolly, as the horses came blowing their breath up the hill: "if his father was Sir Edmond, and he is the only child, according to all the laws of nature, he ought to be Sir Blyth Scudamore." "It shows how little you have been out--as good Mrs.Twemlow expresses it--that you do not even understand the laws of nature as between a baronet and a knight." "Oh, to be sure; I recollect! How very stupid of me! The one goes on, and the other doesn't, after the individual stops.

But whose fault is it that I go out so little?
So you see you are caught in your own trap, papa.".


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