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The Doings Of Raffles Haw

CHAPTER VIII
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It is a considerable programme." "Not at all.

I am a patriotic Briton, and I should like to do something to leave my name in the annals of my country.

I should prefer, however, to do it after my own death, as anything in the shape of publicity and honour is very offensive to me.

I have, therefore, put by eight hundred million in a place which shall be duly mentioned in my will, which I propose to devote to paying off the National Debt.

I cannot see that any harm could arise from its extinction." Robert sat staring, struck dumb by the audacity of the strange man's words.
"Then there is the heating of the soil.


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