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The Emigrants Of Ahadarra

CHAPTER XIV
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Hycy Burke, I am told, is a compound of great knave and gross fool, the knavery rather prevailing.

But how is this?
Are not you and he inseparable ?" "He is a companion, uncle, but not a friend in the true sense--nor, indeed, in any sense of that word.

I spoke now, however, with reference to a particular transaction, and not to his general character." "Well, then, I have no underhand dealings with him, as you are pleased to call them, nor ever had.

I never to my knowledge received a line from him in my life; but I tell you that if he comes in my way, and that I can make use of him, I will.

Perhaps he may serve us in the Elections.
Have you anything else to ask ?" "No sir," replied Harry, laughing.


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