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Lord Kilgobbin

CHAPTER XII
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You feel yourself to be a somebody and you've not hurried to proclaim it.

There now, my boy, if you'd have said only half as much as that on the score of your family, I'd have called you an arrant snob.

So much for consistency.' 'What you have said gave me pleasure, I'll own that.' 'I suppose it was you planted those trees there.

It was a nice thought, and makes the transition from the bleak bog to the cultivated land more easy and graceful.

Now I see the castle well.


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