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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXXIV
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But look, there is a man standing on the promontory.

He makes quite an eyesore there.

I wish he would go away." "I suppose he has as good a right there as any of us," answered the Doctor.

"But he certainly does not harmonise very well with the rest of the colouring.

What a strange place he has chosen to stand in, looking out over the sea, as though he were a shipwrecked mariner--the last of the crew." "A shipwrecked mariner would hardly wear breeches and boots, my dear Doctor," said Jim.


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