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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 37
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I dropped two of the handbills before I went to bed, and both are gone this morning.

Nobody in the house has mentioned the circumstance of finding them, though I have been downstairs full half-an-hour.

One or two recruits will be their first fruit, I predict; and who shall say how many more, with Heaven's blessing on your inspired exertions!' 'It was a famous device in the beginning,' replied Lord George; 'an excellent device, and did good service in Scotland.

It was quite worthy of you.

You remind me not to be a sluggard, Gashford, when the vineyard is menaced with destruction, and may be trodden down by Papist feet.


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