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"Have you done?" said Mr Rigg, quietly, without looking away fro hold of his hat which stood

before hi it a sort of oratorical push

"Then just listen to , the less I shall

believe it The , theit Do you think Iall the best victual away from

hoain leaving us in the

lurch? I should be glad to see you whipped at the cart-tail My

ive me a father-in-law,

and she's been punished for it She shall have her weekly allowance

paid and no more: and that shall be stopped if you dare to coain, or to coain The

next tiates here, you shall be driven

off with the dogs and the wagoner's whip"

As Rigg pronounced the last words he turned round and looked at Raffles

with his pro as it