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Put Yourself in His Place

CHAPTER XVI
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He'll want nursing: for he got some ugly blows, and took them like a gentleman.

The young gentleman has a fancy for forging things--the Lord knows what.

He shall not forge things in a church, and defile the tombs of his own forefathers; but" (with a groan) "he can forge in your yard.

All the snobs in Hillsborough sha'n't hinder him, if that is his cursed hobby.
Gentlemen are not to be dictated to by snobs.

Arm three men every night with guns; load the guns with ball, not small shot, as I did; and if those ruffians molest him again, kill them, and then come to me and complain of them.


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