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The Last Chronicle of Barset

CHAPTER XII
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"I shall find those up whom I want to see," he said.

"I must visit my flock, and I dare not go through the parish by daylight lest they hoot after me as a thief." "Not one in Hogglestock would say a word to insult you." "Would they not?
The very children in the school whisper at me.

Let me pass, I say.

It has not as yet come to that, that I should be stopped in my egress and ingress.

They have--bailed me; and while their bail lasts, I may go where I will." "Oh, Josiah, what words to me! Have I ever stopped your liberty?
Would I not give my life to secure it ?" "Let me go, then, now.


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