[Isopel Berners by George Borrow]@TWC D-Link bookIsopel Berners CHAPTER XX 17/20
I have read his life by Arbuthnot, {238a} it is in the library of our college. Farewell! I shall come no more to this dingle--to come would be of no utility; I shall go and labour elsewhere, though.
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how you came to know my name is a fact quite inexplicable--farewell! to you both." He then arose; and without further salutation departed from the dingle, in which I never saw him again.
{238b} "How, in the name of wonder, came you to know that man's name ?" said Belle, after he had been gone some time. "I, Belle? I knew nothing of the fellow's name, I assure you." "But you mentioned his name." "If I did, it was merely casually, by way of illustration.
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