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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXXI
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Then you will have a chance of doing it again, and again, all your life." "This is a terrible dilemma," said Tom; and added in a perplexity almost comical, "Drat the girl! Why did'nt she marry poor old Jim Stockbridge, or sleepy Hamlyn, or even your humble servant?
Though, in all honour, I must confess that I never asked her, as those two others did.

No! I'll tell you what, Lee: we will watch for him, and catch him if we can.

After that we will think what is to be done.

By-the-bye, I have been going to ask you:--do you think he recognised you at the public-house there ?" "That puzzles me," said Lee.

"He looked me in the face, but I could not see that he did.


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