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Orange and Green

CHAPTER 2: For James Or William
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I can do that well, you know; but they have always forbidden my going out in boats.

Now, you see, it is proved that it is not a waste of time, for you have been able to save many lives.

The thought must make you very happy." "Well, I don't know that it does, particularly," Walter said carelessly.
"Of course, I was glad at the time, but I have not thought much about it one way or the other, since.

You see, the news that has come has driven everything else out of our heads." "Is it true, then, the report that we heard yesterday, that William of Orange has set out for England ?" "Yes, it is true enough; and I am afraid, by what I hear, that it is likely to cause all sorts of troubles." "I suppose," John said gravely; "and of course, in this matter my people think differently from yours.

You know we agreed that we would never talk on these subjects, but I am afraid the time is coming when there will be nothing else to be talked of." "I am afraid so, too, John.


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