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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER XXVII
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I made an appointment to meet my father the day following, and walked away and returned at night, encountered Schwartz and fed on the crumbs of tidings I got from him, a good, rough old faithful fellow, far past the age for sympathy, but he had carried Ottilia when she was an infant, and meant to die in her service.

I thought him enviable above most creatures.
His principal anxiety was about my finding sleeping quarters.

When he had delivered himself three times over of all that I could lead him to say, I left him still puffing at his pipe.

He continued on guard to be in readiness to run for a doctor, should one be wanted.

Twice in the night I came across his path.


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