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My Strangest Case

CHAPTER VI
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We turns up Southampton Street, and you turns up after us.

As we was agoin' down 'enrietta Street I asked him to let me 'ave a look at his five-poun' note, for I didn't want no Bank of Fashion or any of that sort of truck shoved into me, you'll understand.

'You needn't be suspicious, Cabby,' sez he, 'I'll make it suverings, if you like, and half a one over for luck, if that will satisfy yer?
'When I told him it would, he give me two poun' ten in advance and away we went again.

We weren't more than 'arf a mile away from here--thank ye, sir, I don't mind if I do, it's cold drivin'-- well, as I was a sayin' we wasn't more than 'arf a mile away from here, when the gent he stands up and sez to me, 'Look here, Kebby, turn the next corner pretty sharp, and slow down at the first bye-street you come to.

Then I'll jump out,' 'Right yer are, guvner,' sez I, and with that he 'ands me up the other two poun' ten and the extry half-suvering.


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