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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXXIV
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Once there was a break in the reef, too broad to be jumped, and then for the first time he had her fairly in his arms and swung her across, which was undoubtedly very delightful, but unfortunately soon over.

At length, however, they reached the Doctor, who was seated like a cormorant on a wet rock, lighting a pipe.
"What have you collected ?" he asked.

"Show me." Alice proudly displayed the inestimable treasures contained in Sam's handkerchief.
"Rubbish! Rubbish!" said the Doctor, "Do you believe in mermaidens ?" "Of course I do, if you wish it," said Alice.

"Have you seen one ?" "No, but here is one of their flower-gardens.

Bend down and look into this pool." She bent and looked.


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