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The Tithe-Proctor

CHAPTER XVI
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"At all events, I shall leave nothing undone within my power to prevail on them to take steps for their security.

You may rely on it," he added, "that whatever I can do for that purpose, I shall do." "Well, now," said the Cannie, "my mind, thank God's, aisier.

I'll lose no time myself in seein' what I can do to prevent this business; that is, I mane, their stayin' in the house," he added, as if checking or correcting himself.
He then bade Mr.Temple good morning, and hurried away, without waiting to see his fair friend, Lilly, as was his custom to do..


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