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Springhaven

CHAPTER XXXVII
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Do 'e come in, and sit down, there's a dear.

Ah, I mind the time when you was like a dart, Squire!" "Well, and now I am like a cannon-ball," said the Admiral, who understood and liked this unflattering talk; "only I don't travel quite so fast as that.

I scarcely get time to see any old friends.

But I came to look out for a young friend now, the gentleman you make so comfortable upstairs.

Don't I wish I was a young man without incumbrance, to come and lodge with such a wonderful landlady!" "Ah, if there was more of your sort, sir, there'd be a deal less trouble in the world, there would.


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