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Grandmother Dear

CHAPTER XI
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She will have enough to get on pretty comfortably--and tell her,' he hesitated, 'I don't think she will miss me very much.

I have never had the knack of drawing much affection to myself.

But tell her I was quite satisfied that it is all for the best, and Louis may yet return to cheer her old age.' "Jack stayed till he could stay no longer.

Then, with a grasp of the hand which meant more than many words, he left his new, yet old friend, promising to be down again at Kadikoi first thing in the morning.

'But take the papers with you, Berkeley, the papers and the pocket-book, in case, you know----' were Sawyer's last words to him.
"Jack was even earlier the next day than he had expected.


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