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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XVIII
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We are going to settle down close by you, you see.

We'll make a new Drumston in the wilderness." "This is a happy meeting, indeed, old Tom," I said, as we rode towards the drays, after the Major and James.

"We shall have happy times, now we have got some of our old friends round us.

Who is come with you?
How is Mrs.Buckley ?" "Mrs.Buckley is as well as ever, and as handsome.

My pretty little cousin, Mary Hawker, and old Miss Thornton, are with us; the poor old Vicar is dead." "Mary Hawker with you ?" I said.


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