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Foes

CHAPTER XII
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I can see that such a one might do so." "Ah, you're his friend!" "Yes." "Well," said Mr.Wotherspoon, straightening himself from the contemplation of the roses, "there's no greater thing than to have a steadfast friend!" It seemed that an expedition had been planned, for a servant now appeared to say that coach and horses were at the door.

Mr.Touris explained: "I've engaged to show Mr.and Mrs.Goodworth our considerable town.
Mr.Wotherspoon, too, has a moment's business there.

Alison will not come, but Munro Touris rides along.

Will you come, too, Glenfernie?
We'll have a bit of dinner at the 'Glorious Occasion.'" "No, thank you.

I have to get home presently.


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