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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXVIII
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I can see well what you are made of.

They say it eases a man's mind to tell his grief.

I wish it would mine.

Well; before I left England I had secretly engaged myself to marry a beautiful girl, very much like your sister, a governess in my brother-in-law's family.

I went off to join my regiment, and left her there with my sister and her husband, Lord Carstone, who treated her as if she was already one of the family--God bless them! Two years ago my father died, and I came into twenty thousand pounds; not much, but enough to get married on in India, particularly as I was getting on in my profession.


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