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Austin and His Friends

CHAPTER the Eleventh
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But why should I defend myself?
_Qui s'excuse s'accuse_; and now that this very engaging young gentleman has saved me the trouble of revealing the position in life that I am proud to occupy, there is nothing more to be said.

We were interrupted, you remember, at a crisis of our conversation.

I crave your permission to add, at a crisis of our lives.

Far be it from me to----" "I am afraid I am scarcely equal to renewing the conversation at the point where we broke off," said Aunt Charlotte, who now felt her wits getting more under control.

"Indeed, Mr Ogilvie, I have nothing to reproach you with.


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