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And let the young lambs bound

As to the tabor's sound!"

So you made up your mind to come home?"

"I had to coht was re a boy, one ; one

must express one's self with reserve and delicacy; one h

one's words--boys were such jackasses

"Well;" he said, "got over your fool falling in love with a feh to be your mother?"

Sam looked at him

"I hope your trip has put sense into you on that subject, anyhow?"

"I love Mrs Richie as much as I ever did, if that's what you randfather flew into instant rage "As ive you up, sir, I give you up I spend et you out of this place, away frorandmother, and you come back and say you are as much in

love with her as ever I swear, I don't believe you have a drop of ed his hand down into

the ginger-jar on the bench beside him; "A little boy like you, just

in breeches! Why, your ht to put you over her knee, and--"

he stopped "You have no sense, Sa

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