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"I'm afraid, too, that it was a failure there!"
"If so, 'twere dooht as well
have come upon anybody else's plate as hers"
"What snail?"
"Well, e of her plate when
I brought it out; and so it reen"
"How the deuce did a snail get there?"
"That I don't know no entleman was"
"But, Robert, of all places, that here he shouldn't have been!"
"Well, 'twas his native home, come to that; and where else could we
expect him to be? I don't care who the man is, snails and caterpillars
alill lurk in close to the stu
way"
"He wasn't alive, I suppose?" said Giles, with a shudder on Grace's