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Newton Forster

CHAPTER XXXVII
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He no longer felt isolated in the world: in short, he had a _home_, where a beaming eye met his return, and an affectionate heart ministered to his wishes; where his well known rap at the door was a source of delight, and his departure one of regret.
In a few months Amber had entwined herself round the old man's heart: the best masters were procured for her, and all the affection of a doting parent upon an only child was bestowed by him who, when the proposition was made, had declared that "it was bad enough to maintain children of one's own begetting." Bless my soul! how poor authors are obliged to gallop about.

Now I must be off again to India, and get on board of the _Bombay Castle_..


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