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Kenilworth

CHAPTER XLI
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Think of Cumnor Place--thine own proper copyhold.

Why, thou mayest found a weekly lectureship, besides endowing Janet like a baron's daughter.

Seventy pounds and odd." "Seventy-nine pounds, five shillings and fivepence half-penny, besides the value of the wood," said Foster; "and I am to have it all as copyhold ?" "All, man--squirrels and all.

No gipsy shall cut the value of a broom--no boy so much as take a bird's nest--without paying thee a quittance .-- Ay, that is right--don thy matters as fast as possible; horses and everything are ready, all save that accursed villain Lambourne, who is out on some infernal gambol." "Ay, Sir Richard," said Foster, "you would take no advice.

I ever told you that drunken profligate would fail you at need.


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