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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER XXV
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As for his daughter's dowry, the young gentleman who anticipates getting one with her, I commend to the practise of his whistling.

It will be among the sums you may count, if you are a moderate arithmetician, in groschen.

The margravine's income I should reckon to approach twenty thousand per annum, and she proves her honourable sense that she holds it in trust for others by dispersing it rapidly.

I fear she loves cards.

So, then, I shall go and hire the yacht through Dettermain and Newson, furnish it with piano and swing-cot, etc.; and if the ladies shrink from a cruise they can have an occasional sail.


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