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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXVII
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Doctor Mulhaus, put your good advice into your pocket and smoke your pipe.

Here is one who can exert a greater power for good or evil than all of you put together.

It was written of old,--"A man shall leave his father and mother and cleave unto his----" Hallo! I am getting on rather fast, I am afraid.
He had risen to meet her.

"And you, Miss Brentwood," he said, "are tolerably well known to me.

Do you know now that I believe by an exertion of memory I could tell you the year and the month when you began to learn the harp?
My dear old friend Jim has kept me quite AU FAIT with all your accomplishments." "I hope you are not disappointed in me," said Alice, laughing.
"No," said Sam.


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