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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXXI
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The gibbous moon was just rising over the forest, all blurred with streaky clouds, and between them and her light they could see the figure of a man, standing inside the room.
Tom could wait no longer.

He started up, and fell headlong with a crash over a little table that stood in his way.

They both dashed into the garden, but only in time to hear flying footsteps, and immediately after the gallop of a horse, the echoes of which soon died away, and all was still.
"Missed him, by George!" said Lee.

"It was a precious close thing, though.

What could he mean by coming into the house,--eh ?" "Just as I expected; trying to get an interview with the mistress.


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