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The Pickwick Papers

CHAPTER XX
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If you are really innocent of what is laid to your charge, you are more unfortunate than I had believed any man could possibly be.

What do you say, Mr.Fogg ?' 'I say precisely what you say,' replied Fogg, with a smile of incredulity.
'The writ, Sir, which commences the action,' continued Dodson, 'was issued regularly.

Mr.Fogg, where is the PRAECIPE book ?' 'Here it is,' said Fogg, handing over a square book, with a parchment cover.
'Here is the entry,' resumed Dodson.

'"Middlesex, Capias MARTHA BARDELL, WIDOW, v.

SAMUEL PICKWICK.


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