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The Squire of Sandal-Side

CHAPTER IX
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Sophia feels as I do.

We don't expect people to cut their lives on a fifteenth-century pattern." Then Harry lifted his hat, and walked away, with a shadow still of his old military, up-head manner.

And Julius looked after him with contempt, and thought, "What a poor fellow he is! Not a word for himself, or a plea for that wretched little heir in his cradle.

There are some miserable kinds of men in this world.

I thank God I am not one of them!" And the wretched Esau, with the ten thousand pounds in his pocket?
Ah, God only knew his agony, his shame, his longing, and despair! He felt like an outcast.


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