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The Monctons: A Novel, Volume I

CHAPTER XII
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The world judges so much by externals, that nothing is despised which helps to flatter its prejudices and ensure popularity.

You are not too old to learn dancing, fencing and riding.

I should like you to excel in athletic sports and exercises." "You are making game of me, uncle," said I, for I could not believe him in earnest.
"By the living God! Geoffrey, I mean what I say." I stood before him, gazing into his face like one in a dream.

There was a downright earnestness in his face which could not be mistaken.

He was no longer acting a part, but really meant what he said.


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