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In the Days of Poor Richard

CHAPTER X
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I speak advisedly." Their talk had taken a turn quite unexpected.

It flattered the young man.

He blushed and answered: "Sir Benjamin, I have no great faith in my talents." "On terms which I would call easy, you could have fame, honor and riches, I would say." "At present I want only your daughter.

As to the rest, I shall make myself content with what may naturally come to me." "And let me name the terms on which I should be glad to welcome you to my family." "What are the terms ?" "Loyalty to your King and a will to understand and assist his plans." "I could not follow him unless he will change his plans." The Baronet put down his fork and looked up at the young man.

"Do you really mean what you say ?" he demanded.


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