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Put Yourself in His Place

CHAPTER XII
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He will never work again." Then, after a silence, he fixed his eyes on young Little, and said, "I am going to make a trial of your disposition.

This is the man I suspected of blowing you up; and I'm of the same opinion still." "Then he has got his deserts," were Henry's first words, after a pause of astonishment.
"Does that mean you forgive him, or you don't forgive him ?" "I dare say I should forgive the poor wretch, if he was to ask me." "And not without ?" "No.

I might try and put it out of my head; but that is all I could do." "Is it true that you are the cause of his not being taken to the infirmary ?" "Yes, I said I'd pay out of my own pocket sooner; and I'm not the sort to go from my word.

The man shall want for nothing, sir.

But please don't ask me to love my enemies, and all that Rot.


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