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The Good Time Coming

CHAPTER XIII
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But for the failing I have mentioned, you could hardly find a more capable, useful, or pleasant man in the neighbourhood; but this mars all." "It mars all for me, and for reasons I have just mentioned," said Mr.Willet; "so we will have to pass him by.

Is there any other available man about here, who would make a trusty overseer ?" "I do not think of one, but will make it my business to inquire," returned Mr.Markland.

"How soon will you move out ?" "In about a week.

On Monday we shall send a few loads of furniture." "Cannot you hire Mr.Ashton's gardener?
He is trusty in every respect." "Some one has been ahead of me," replied Mr.Willet.

"He is already engaged, and will leave to-morrow." "I'm sorry for that.


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