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Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia

CHAPTER XXVII
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Besides that, he has been thorough-going at several camp-meetings lately, and, when a man begins to appear over-honest, I think it high time he should be looked after by all parties." "You are right, Dillon, you are right.

I should not trust it to paper either.

I will go myself.

But you shall along with me, and on the way I will put you in a train for bringing out certain prisoners whom it is necessary that we should secure before the sitting of the court, and until it is over.

They might be foolish enough to convict themselves of being more honest than their neighbors, and it is but humane to keep them from the commission of an impropriety.


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