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Old Saint Paul’s

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Bell will take care of him.

Sit down on that bench while I procure you some refreshment.

You appear much in need of it." And without waiting for a reply, she ran off, and presently afterwards returned with a small loaf of bread and a bottle of beer.
"I cannot eat," said Leonard, faintly.

But seeing that his kind provider looked greatly disappointed, he swallowed a few mouthfuls, and raised the bottle to his lips.

As he did so, a sudden feeling of sickness seized him, and he set it down untasted.
"What ails you ?" asked Nizza, noticing his altered looks with uneasiness.
"I know not," he replied.


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