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Melbourne House, Volume 2

CHAPTER III
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Nevertheless he had pretty well forgotten it, when he pulled off the cover of his box of shaving soap the next morning.

He was belated and in something of a hurry.

If ever a man suddenly forgot his hurry, Mr.Randolph did, that morning.

He knew the unformed, rather irregular and stiff handwriting in a moment; and concluded that Daisy had some request to make on her own account which she was too timid to speak out in words.

That was what he expected when he opened the paper; but Eve could not have been much more surprised when the serpent spoke to her in the garden of Eden, than was Mr.
Randolph at finding that his little lamb of a child had dared to open her mouth to him in this fashion.
"Mr.Randolph, you will be late," said the lady who owned that name, coming to his door.


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