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John Caldigate

CHAPTER II
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He did acknowledge to himself that there was something nobler in these classic shades than in the ore-laden dirt of an Australian gold-gully.

He knew as much of the world as that.

He had not hitherto chosen the better part, and now something of regret, even as to Folking,--poor old Folking,--came upon him.

He was, as it were, being kicked out and repudiated by his own family as worthless.

And what was he to do about Julia Babington?
After that scene in the linen-closet, he could not leave his country without a word either to Julia or to aunt Polly.


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