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Life And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit

CHAPTER TWELVE
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'It's impossible to like Pinch better than I do, or to do greater justice to his good qualities.

He is the most willing fellow I ever saw.' 'He's rather too willing,' observed John, who was quick in observation.
'It's quite a fault in him.' 'So it is,' said Martin.

'Very true.

There was a fellow only a week or so ago--a Mr Tigg--who borrowed all the money he had, on a promise to repay it in a few days.

It was but half a sovereign, to be sure; but it's well it was no more, for he'll never see it again.' 'Poor fellow!' said John, who had been very attentive to these few words.


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