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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER XXVI
13/15

All my selfish nature cried out to accuse Ottilia.

We drove along a dusty country road that lay like a glaring shaft of the desert between vineyards and hills.
'There,' said my father, waving his hand where the hills on our left fell to a distance and threw up a lofty head and neck cut with one white line, 'your Hohenzollerns shot up there.

Their castle looks like a tight military stock.

Upon my word, their native mountain has the air of a drum major.

Mr.Peterborough, have you a mind to climb it?
We are at your disposal.' 'Thank you, thank you, sir,' said the Rev.Ambrose, gazing enthusiastically, but daunted by the heat: 'if it is your wish ?' 'We have none that is not yours, Mr.Peterborough.You love ruins, and we are adrift just now.


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