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The American Senator

CHAPTER XVI
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"The feeling of the country will be altogether against you," he had said, hoping to deter the Senator.
The Senator had replied that though the feeling of that little bit of the country might be against him he did not believe that such would be the case with the feeling of England generally.

The ladies had all become a little afraid of Mr.Gotobed and hardly dared to express an opinion.

Lady Augustus did say that she supposed that Goarly was a low vulgar fellow, which of course strengthened the Senator in his purpose.
The Senator on Wednesday would not wait for lunch but started a little before one with a crust of bread in his pocket to find his way to Goarly's house.

There was no difficulty in this as he could see the wood as soon as he had got upon the high road.

He found Twentyman's gate and followed directly the route which the hunting party had taken, till he came to the spot on which the crowd had been assembled.


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