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Adam Bede

CHAPTER XVI
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Don't you think you should get up something of the same sort to astonish our weak minds ?" The opportunity was gone.

While Arthur was hesitating, the rope to which he might have clung had drifted away--he must trust now to his own swimming.
In ten minutes from that time, Mr.Irwine was called for on business, and Arthur, bidding him good-bye, mounted his horse again with a sense of dissatisfaction, which he tried to quell by determining to set off for Eagledale without an hour's delay..


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