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The Fair Maid of Perth

CHAPTER XXX
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I should remember that dying fall.

Steer towards the boat from whence the music comes." "It is old Henshaw," said Ramorny, "working up the stream.

How, skipper!" The boatman answered the hail, and drew up alongside of the Prince's barge.
"Oh, ho! my old friend!" said the Prince, recognising the figure as well as the appointments of the French glee woman, Louise.

"I think I owe thee something for being the means of thy having a fright, at least, upon St.Valentine's Day.

Into this boat with thee, lute, puppy dog, scrip and all; I will prefer thee to a lady's service who shall feed thy very cur on capons and canary." "I trust your Highness will consider--" said Ramorny.
"I will consider nothing but my pleasure, John.


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