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A Flat Iron for a Farthing

CHAPTER XII
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He's working.

He must be a shop-boy!" I dropped the tools, and rushed away to my sitting-room.

My mortification was complete, and it was of a kind that Rubens could not understand.

Fortunately for me, he simply went with my humour, without being particular as to the reason of it, like the tenderest of women.
A day or two afterwards I went out with Rubens and Jemima Buckle for a walk.

Our way home lay through some flat green meads, crossed by a stream, which, in its turn, was crossed by a little rustic bridge.


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