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John Caldigate

CHAPTER VII
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It is getting a little cold now, but we shall enjoy that after all the heat.' 'Quite so; only I suppose it will be very cold when we get quite south.
You still find yourself tolerably comfortable.' 'I shall be glad to have it over,' said Caldigate, who had in truth become disgusted with Dick's snoring.
'I daresay,--I am sure we shall.

My young people are getting very tired of it.

Children, when they are accustomed to every comfort on shore, of course feel it grievously.

I suppose you are rather crowded ?' 'Of course we are crowded.

One can't have a twenty-foot square room on board ship.' 'No, indeed.


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