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The Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector

CHAPTER IV
16/27

You parted from them, Harry, on friendly terms ?" "I did, indeed, my dear mother, and am permitted, almost solicited, to make their further acquaintance, and cultivate a friendly intimacy with them, which I am determined to do." "Bravo, Harry, my fine fellow; and we will be on friendly terms with them once more.

Poor, honest, and honorable old Goodwin! what a pity that either disunion or enmity should subsist between us.

No; the families must be once more cordial and affectionate, as they ought to be.

Bravo, Harry! your return is prophetic of peace and good feeling; and, confound me, but you shall have a bonfire this night for your generosity that will shame the sun.

The tar-barrels shall blaze, and the beer-barrels shall run to celebrate your appearance amongst us.


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