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Put Yourself in His Place

CHAPTER VI
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Cheetham interposed and drew Amboyne aside, and began to tell him who the man was and what the dispute; but Amboyne cut the latter explanation short.

"What," said he, "is this the carver whose work I saw up at Mr.Carden's ?" "This is the very man, no doubt." "Why, he's a sculptor: Praxiteles in wood.

A fine choice they have made for their gunpowder, a workman that did honor to the town." A faint flush of gratified pride colored the ghastly cheek a moment.
"Doctor, shall I live to finish the bust ?" said Henry, piteously.
"That and hundreds more, if you obey me.

The fact is, Mr.Cheetham, this young man is not hurt, but his nerves have received a severe shock; and the sooner he is out of this place the better.

Ah, there is my brougham at the gate.


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