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The Romany Rye

CHAPTER XVIII
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"Now, in the first place, please to pay me the five shillings you have lost." "This is only a foolish piece of pleasantry," said I; "you put it into my pocket whilst you were moving about me, making faces like a distracted person.

Here, take your purse back." "I ?" said Mr.Petulengro, "not I, indeed I don't think I am such a fool.

I have won my wager, so pay me the five shillings, brother." "Do drop this folly," said I, "and take your purse;" and I flung it on the ground.

"Brother," said Mr.Petulengro, "you were talking of quarrelling with me just now.

I tell you now one thing, which is, that if you do not take back the purse I will quarrel with you; and it shall be for good and all.


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