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Jack Sheppard

CHAPTER XIII
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When I gave him an invitation to supper, I little thought he'd accept it.

But, egad! I believe he _will_." "I'm convinced of it," replied Shotbolt; "and it was on that very account I came here." And he proceeded to unfold his scheme to the woollen-draper.
"Well, Sir," said Kneebone, when the other concluded, "I shall certainly not oppose his capture, but, at the same time, I'll lend you no assistance.

If he keeps _his_ word, I'll keep _mine_.

You must wait till supper's over." "As you please, Sir,--provided you don't let him off." "That I'll engage not to do.

I've another reason for supposing he'll pay me a visit.


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