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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 59
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You should stab me and welcome, so that it pleased you, and you had to cure me afterwards.

I love to see you proud and scornful.

It makes you handsomer than ever; and who so handsome as you at any time, my pretty one!' 'Come!' said Mr Tappertit, who had waited during this speech with considerable impatience.

'There's enough of that.

Come down.' The little hand seconded this admonition by thrusting Hugh's great head away with all its force, and drawing up the blind, amidst his noisy laughter, and vows that he must have another look, for the last glimpse of that sweet face had provoked him past all bearing.


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