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A Dream of the North Sea

CHAPTER VI
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I believe that sweet, simple stories, or poetry, or pictures, would please the men.

See how pleased that Great Grimsby man was with the girl's picture-book that you gave him.

I'm almost converted.

Besides, now I remember it, I heard a gentleman who had been public orator at Cambridge make a crowd of East-End people cry by reading 'Enoch Arden'-- of all the incredible things in the world." "Thank you, madam; and when I have got that hospital for you, I shall insist on having one room for pleasure, and pleasure alone; and I'll take good care my patients are not disturbed in any way.

Fullerton is already on our side, so you and I will take Blair in hand, and curb that unruly scepticism of his.


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