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Gascoyne, The Sandal Wood Trader

CHAPTER XXX
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So Henry's made up his mind that, as Gascoyne's sure to be hanged if he's tried, it's his duty to prewent that there from happenin' of.

Now, ye see, Gascoyne is quite willin' to escape--" "Ha! the villain!" exclaimed Ole; "I was sure of that.

I knew well enough that all his smooth-tongued humility was hypocrisy.

I'm sorry for Henry, and don't wish to thwart him; but it's clearly my duty to prevent this escape if I can." "So I think, sir," said Bumpus; "so I think.

That's just w'at I said to meself w'en I made up my mind for to split.


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