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Will Warburton

CHAPTER 34
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He jumped into the hansom, and, as he was driven down Park Lane, he felt that he had enjoyed nothing so much for a long time; it was the child's delight in "having a ride"; the air blew deliciously on his cheeks, and the trotting clap of the horse's hoofs, the jingle of the bells, aided his exhilaration.

And when the driver pulled up, it was with an extraordinary gaiety that Will paid him and shouted good-night.
He approached the door of Mr.Strangwyn's dwelling.

Some one was at that moment turning away from it, and, as they glanced at each other, a cry of recognition broke from both.
"Coming to make inquiry ?" asked Sherwood.

"I've just been doing the same thing." "Well ?" "No better, no worse.

But that means, of course, nearer the end." "Queer we should meet," said Warburton.


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