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The History of David Grieve

CHAPTER IV
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Besides, in spite of his last assertion, he knew very well there was nothing else to be done.
'There's money,' he said slowly.

'She'll not need to stint them of anything.

This is a poor place,' for at the word 'money' he noticed that Reuben's eyes travelled with an awakening shrewdness over the barely furnished room; 'but it was the debts first, and then I had to put by for the children.

None of the shop-folk or the fellows at the club ever came here.

We lived as we liked.


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