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Life And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit

CHAPTER THREE
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She is bound to me in life by ties of interest, and losing by my death, and having no expectation disappointed, will mourn it, perhaps; though for that I care little.
This is the only kind of friend I have or will have.

Judge from such premises what a profitable hour you have spent in coming here, and leave me, to return no more.' With these words, the old man fell slowly back upon his pillow.

Mr Pecksniff as slowly rose, and, with a prefatory hem, began as follows: 'Mr Chuzzlewit.' 'There.

Go!' interposed the other.

'Enough of this.


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