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The Wrong Box

CHAPTER XIV
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Come, I wager a dinner I can read your thoughts.

You still believe it's Uncle Tim.' 'Mr Finsbury,' said the drawing-master, colouring, 'you are not a man in narrow circumstances, and you have no family.

Guendolen is growing up, a very promising girl--she was confirmed this year; and I think you will be able to enter into my feelings as a parent when I tell you she is quite ignorant of dancing.

The boys are at the board school, which is all very well in its way; at least, I am the last man in the world to criticize the institutions of my native land.

But I had fondly hoped that Harold might become a professional musician; and little Otho shows a quite remarkable vocation for the Church.


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