[Queen Sheba’s Ring by H. Rider Haggard]@TWC D-Link bookQueen Sheba’s Ring CHAPTER III 3/19
"I never set heart much on spoons, silver or other.
When I lost this one I didn't cry, and now that I have found it again I shan't sing.
Anyway, I am going on with you, and you can't prevent me under the agreement.
Only as I have got such a lot to leave, I suppose I had better make a will first and post it home, which is a bore." Just then the Professor came in, followed by an Arab thief of a dealer, with whom he was trying to bargain for some object of antiquity.
When the dealer had been ejected and the position explained to him, Higgs, who whatever may be his failings in small matters, is unselfish enough in big ones, said that he agreed with me and thought that under the circumstances, in his own interest, Orme ought to leave us and return home. "You may save your breath, old fellow," answered the Captain, "for this reason if for no other," and he threw him a letter across the table, which letter I saw afterwards.
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