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The Mystery of Edwin Drood

CHAPTER IX--BIRDS IN THE BUSH
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But it is only right that the young lady should be considered, as you have pointed out, and that I should accept my cue from you.

I accept it.

I understand that at Christmas they will complete their preparations for May, and that their marriage will be put in final train by themselves, and that nothing will remain for us but to put ourselves in train also, and have everything ready for our formal release from our trusts, on Edwin's birthday.' 'That is my understanding,' assented Mr.Grewgious, as they shook hands to part.

'God bless them both!' 'God save them both!' cried Jasper.
'I said, bless them,' remarked the former, looking back over his shoulder.
'I said, save them,' returned the latter.

'Is there any difference ?'.


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