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Red Pottage

CHAPTER I
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"Fine girl that; I'll take a look at the whole mob of them directly.

They came round next day to say it had been a mistake, but there were four or five cripples who found that out the night before.
Here is the card." Lord Newhaven glanced at it attentively, and then laughed.
"It is four years old," he said; "I must have put you on my mother's list, not knowing you had left London.

It is in her writing." "I'm rather late," said Dick, composedly; "but I am here at last.

Now, Cack--Newhaven, if that's your noble name--as I am here, trot out a few heiresses, would you?
I want to take one or two back with me.

I say, ought I to put my gloves on ?" "No, no.


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