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Dead Men’s Money

CHAPTER XIII
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It was a fine room that, with everything luxurious in the way of furnishing and appointments; you could have sunk your feet in the warmth of the carpets and rugs, and there were things in it for comfort and convenience that I had never heard tell of.

I had never been in a rich man's house before, and the grandeur of it, and the idea that it gave one of wealth, made me feel that there's a vast gulf fixed between them that have and them that have not.

And in the middle of these philosophies the door suddenly opened, and in walked Sir Gilbert Carstairs, and I stood up and made my politest bow to him.

He nodded affably enough, and he laughed as he nodded.
"Oh!" said he.

"Mr.Moneylaws! I've seen you before--at that inquest the other day, I think.


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