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A Simpleton

CHAPTER VIII
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And if you could only show two hundred pounds you had made and laid by, father would let us marry, and I might keep this shop--it pays well, I can tell you--and keep my gentleman in a sly corner; you need never be seen in it." "Ay, ay," said he, "that is the small game.

But I am a man that have always preferred the big game.

I shall set up my studio, and make enough to keep us both.

So give me the stone, if you please.

I shall take it round to them all, and the rogues won't get it out of ME for a hundred and fifty; why, it is as big as a nut." "No, no, Reginald.


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