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The Vicar of Wakefield

CHAPTER 14
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He continued to read, and we resumed our conversation, until my companion, after some time, recollecting that he had business to transact in the fair, promised to be soon back; adding, that he always desired to have as much of Dr Primrose's company as possible.

The old gentleman, hearing my name mentioned, seemed to look at me with attention, for some time, and when my friend was gone, most respectfully demanded if I was any way related to the great Primrose, that courageous monogamist, who had been the bulwark of the church.

Never did my heart feel sincerer rapture than at that moment.

'Sir,' cried I, 'the applause of so good a man, as I am sure you are, adds to that happiness in my breast which your benevolence has already excited.

You behold before you, Sir, that Doctor Primrose, the monogamist, whom you have been pleased to call great.


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