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Arthur Mervyn

CHAPTER XV
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I thought the last look he gave me told me to stay a few minutes." "Pshaw! He could not live.

The sooner dead the better for him; as well as for us.

Did you mark how he eyed us when we carried away his wife and daughter?
I never cried in my life, since I was knee-high, but curse me if I ever felt in better tune for the business than just then.

Hey!" continued he, looking up, and observing me standing a few paces distant, and listening to their discourse; "what's wanted?
Anybody dead ?" I stayed not to answer or parley, but hurried forward.

My joints trembled, and cold drops stood on my forehead.


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