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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XLV
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He put down his gun outside, and bursting open the glass door, stepped into the room, holding aloft a black bird, freshly killed, and looking around him for applause.
"There!" he said; "I told you so." The Major walked across the room, and put a letter in his hand, the one which was enclosed in the mysterious epistle before mentioned.

"Baron," he said, "here is a letter for you." The Doctor looked round as one would who had received a blow, and knew not who smote him.

He took the letter, and went into the window to read it.
No one spoke a word.

"This, then, my good old tutor," thought Sam, "turns out to be the great Landstein.

Save us, what a piece of romance." But though he thought this, he never said anything, and catching Alice's eye, followed it to the window.


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