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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 5
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He must not be removed until to-morrow.' 'He has had visitors to-day--humph ?' said Gabriel, slyly.
'Yes.

Old Mr Chester has been here ever since we sent for him, and had not been gone many minutes when you knocked.' 'No ladies ?' said Gabriel, elevating his eyebrows and looking disappointed.
'A letter,' replied the widow.
'Come.

That's better than nothing!' replied the locksmith.

'Who was the bearer ?' 'Barnaby, of course.' 'Barnaby's a jewel!' said Varden; 'and comes and goes with ease where we who think ourselves much wiser would make but a poor hand of it.

He is not out wandering, again, I hope ?' 'Thank Heaven he is in his bed; having been up all night, as you know, and on his feet all day.


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