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The Squire of Sandal-Side

CHAPTER IV
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Barf had lost his sight when I got there; but he knew my voice, and he asked me to lay my face against his face.

'I've done well to Sandal,--well to Sandal,' he muttered at intervals.
'You'll know it some day, William.' I can't think what he meant.

I hope he hasn't left me any money.

I could not take it, Alice." "Was that all ?" "When Steve came in he said something like 'Charlotte,' and he looked hard at me; and then again, 'I've done well by Sandal.' But I was too late.

Ducie said he had been very restless about me earlier in the afternoon: he was nearly outside life when I got there.


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