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Westways

CHAPTER VIII
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That is true, but I do confoundedly mistrust him.

He never remembers a kindness and never forgets the smallest injury.

But when Mrs.Penhallow puts a hand on your arm and you look at her, you just go and do what she wants done.

Oh, me too! Let's get out of this unreasonable sun and see this fellow." Billy was chasing blue-bottle flies on the window panes, and the patient in bed was lying still, flushed, with red eyes.

He was slowly recovering from an attack of delirium tremens and reassembling his scattered wits.
"Well," said McGregor, "better, I see.


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