[The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn by Henry Kingsley]@TWC D-Link bookThe Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn CHAPTER XLVII 5/18
My dear old cousin, and how are you ?" "I am very quiet, Tom.
I am much happier than I thought to have been. And I am deeply thankful to see you again." "How is my boy, Tom ?" said the Major. "And how is my girl, Tom ?" said the Captain. "Sam," said Tom, "is a sight worth a guinea, and Mrs.Samuel looks charming, but--In point of fact you know I believe she expects--" "No!" said the Captain.
"You don't say so." "Fact, my dear sir." "Dear me," said the Major, drumming on the table.
"I hope it will be a b--.
By the bye, how go the sheep ?" "You never saw such a country, sir!" said Tom.
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