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The Moonstone

CHAPTER XXIII
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Please to excuse the faults of this composition--my talking so much of myself, and being too familiar, I am afraid, with you.

I mean no harm; and I drink most respectfully (having just done dinner) to your health and prosperity, in a tankard of her ladyship's ale.

May you find in these leaves of my writing, what ROBINSON CRUSOE found in his experience on the desert island--namely, "something to comfort yourselves from, and to set in the Description of Good and Evil, on the Credit Side of the Account."-- Farewell.
THE END OF THE FIRST PERIOD.
SECOND PERIOD THE DISCOVERY OF THE TRUTH (1848-1849) The events related in several narratives.
FIRST NARRATIVE Contributed by MISS CLACK; niece of the late SIR JOHN VERINDER.


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