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Mrs. Warren’s Daughter

CHAPTER IV
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Tom's new, since you left.

He's not so clever with the bees as your old friend Evan was, but he's a steadier lad.

I fear me Evan led you into some of your scrapes.

The fault was partly mine.

I shouldn't have let you run wild so much, but I was so wrapped up in my studies--Well, well!" David was careful to play his part sufficiently to say when shown into his old bedroom, "Just the same, father; scarcely a bit altered--but isn't the bed moved--to another place ?" "You're right, my boy--Ah! your memory can't be as bad as you pretend.


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