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Well, he neednt wear it, need he? And Dawsons lad will be glad enough of ithes sadly in want of clothes. Ay, ay; but whos to go with you when you call at the Towers? Its but polite to call after Lord Whats-his- name has taken the trouble to come here; and I shouldnt like you to go without a groom. My dear father! I shouldnt know what to do with a man riding at my back. I can find my way to the stableyard for myself, or therell be some man about to take my horse. Dont trouble yourself about that. Well, youre not Osborne, to be sure. Perhaps it wont strike em as strange for you. But you must look up, and hold your own, and remember youre one of the Hamleys, whove been on the same land for hundreds of years, while theyre but trumpery Whig folk, who only came into the county in Queen Annes time. |
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