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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XIII
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I don't half like the sudden way you have turned against your own son.

Why don't you pay this money, and save the disgrace of that unhappy young man?
I don't say anything about your disinheriting him--that's no business of mine--but don't be witness against him.

The bank, or rather my Lord C----, has been very kind about it.

Take advantage of their kindness and hush the matter up." "I know you ain't in the pay of the bank," said Hawker, "so I won't charge you with it.

I know you better than to think you'd lend yourself to anything so mean; but your conduct looks suspicious.


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