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Brother Copas

CHAPTER XXII
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At length some friends extricated our Brother from his stationery business, and got him admitted to the Blanchminster Charity.

The first afternoon he paid a visit in his black gown, the sick man's face so lit up at the sight that Warboise flew into a passion--did you not, Brother ?" "Did the child tell you all this ?" "Aye: from the woman's lips." "I was annoyed, because all of a sudden it struck me that, in revenge for my straight talk, Weekes had been wanting me to call day by day that he might watch me going downhill; and that now he was gloating to see me reduced to a Blanchminster gown.

So I said, 'You blackguard, you may look your fill, and carry the recollection of it to the Throne of Judgment, where I hope it may help you.
But this is your last sight of me.'" "Quite correct," nodded Copas.


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