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True Tilda

CHAPTER II
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You may wag your silly Irish tail, but that don't take _me_ in.
Understand?
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Well, the first thing you 'ave to do is take me to Bill." Godolphus was dashed; hurt, it may be, in his feelings.

Being dumb, he could not plead that for three weeks daily he had kept watch on the hospital door; that, hungry, he had missed his meals for faith, which is the substance of things unseen; that, a few hours ago, having to choose between half-gods assured and whole gods upon trust--an almost desperate trust--he had staked against the odds.


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