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Springhaven

CHAPTER XXXVII
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But I hear he wants nobody at his ruins.

I suppose he has not asked even you to go there ?" "No, sir; I think he took his little place here, because it would be so painful for him to receive any friends at that tumble-down castle.

He has not yet been able to do any repairs." "I respect him for that," said the Admiral, with his generous sympathies aroused; "they have been a grand old family, though I can't say much for those I knew--except, of course, Mrs.Twemlow.But he may be a very fine young fellow, though a great deal too Frenchified, from all I hear.

And why my friend Twemlow cold-shoulders him so, is something of a mystery to me.

Twemlow is generally a judicious man in things that have nothing to do with the Church.


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