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The Newcomes

CHAPTER XI
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"They say he's a pleasant fellow out of the wood.

Besides there is no use in doing anything for him," Charles goes on.

"He can't make less than a thousand a year out of his chapel, and that is better than anything any one can give him.

A thousand a year, besides the rent of the wine-vaults below the chapel." "Don't, Charles!" says his wife, with a solemn look.

"Don't ridicule things in that way.
"Confound it! there are wine-vaults under the chapel!" answers downright Charles.


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