[Barnaby Rudge by Charles Dickens]@TWC D-Link bookBarnaby Rudge CHAPTER 79 16/17
The grave was filled in to the top, and trodden down.
They all left the spot together. 'You never saw him, living ?' asked the clergyman, of Edward. 'Often, years ago; not knowing him for my brother.' 'Never since ?' 'Never.
Yesterday, he steadily refused to see me.
It was urged upon him, many times, at my desire.' 'Still he refused? That was hardened and unnatural.' 'Do you think so ?' 'I infer that you do not ?' 'You are right.
We hear the world wonder, every day, at monsters of ingratitude.
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