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A Simpleton

CHAPTER VIII
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Oh, God help me, how I love him! God forgive me, how I mistrust him! Good Dick! kind Dick! say we have suits of clothes, and we'll fit him like a prince, as he ought to be, on board ship; but not a shilling of money: and, my dear, don't put the weight on ME.

You understand ?" "Ay, mistress, I understand." "Good Dick!" "Oh, all right! and then don't you snap this here good, kind Dick's nose off at a word again." "Never.

I get wild if anybody threatens him.

Then I'm not myself.
Forgive my hasty tongue.

You know I love you, dear!" "Oh, ay! you love me well enough.


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