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The Forsyte Saga
Volume II.

CHAPTER XII--ON FORSYTE 'CHANGE
11/27

They would cry it down Park Lane.

Hailing a hansom, he got in and told the man to drive there.
James and Emily had just gone up to bed, and after communicating the news to Warmson, Soames prepared to follow.

He paused by after-thought to say: "What do you think of it, Warmson ?" The butler ceased passing a hat brush over the silk hat Soames had taken off, and, inclining his face a little forward, said in a low voice: "Well, sir, they 'aven't a chance, of course; but I'm told they're very good shots.

I've got a son in the Inniskillings." "You, Warmson?
Why, I didn't know you were married." "No, sir.

I don't talk of it.


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