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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 18
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'Shall a Miggs aspire to these proportions! No, no, my captain.

We will inveigle ladies fair, and wed them in our secret cavern.

We will unite ourselves with blooming beauties, captain.' 'I'll tell you what, my buck,' said Mr Tappertit, releasing his leg; 'I'll trouble you not to take liberties, and not to broach certain questions unless certain questions are broached to you.

Speak when you're spoke to on particular subjects, and not otherways.

Hold the torch up till I've got to the end of the court, and then kennel yourself, do you hear ?' 'I hear you, noble captain.' 'Obey then,' said Mr Tappertit haughtily.


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