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Brownsmith’s Boy

CHAPTER THIRTY TWO
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That's it.

Asleep I was under the bushes there.

Dropped right off." "You repeat your lesson well," said Sir Francis.

"Pray, go up to the house--to the library, you boys--you, sir, follow me." Courtenay and Philip went on in advance, Sir Francis followed, and we were bringing up the rear when Ike exclaimed in remonstrance: "That ain't fair, master.

You ought to sep'rate them two or a nyste bit of a tale they'll make up between them." "You insolent scoundrel!" roared Sir Francis.
"All right, sir; scoundrel it is, just as you like.


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