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The Slowcoach

CHAPTER 4
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Gregory, for example--it's quite time that he studied the A B C of engineering and began where James Watt began, instead of merely profiting by the efforts of all the investigators since then.

I mean, it's quite time he watched a kettle boil; and Hester would get no harm by mixing a little washing-up with her 'Romeo and Juliet' wool-gathering." "I think you're right," said Mrs.Avory; "and I'm sure they are very unlikely to get any such experience here.

But I shall be very nervous." "No, you won't," said Mr.Lenox, "because we'll arrange that you shall have news.

I have thought of that.

A telegram every morning at breakfast and a telegram every evening after tea.


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