Lucile by Owen Meredith
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page 10 of 341 (02%)
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ALFRED.
Read it on to the end, and you'll know. JOHN (continues reading). "When we parted, your last words recorded a vow-- What you will" . . . Hang it! this smells all over, I swear, Of adventurers and violets. Was it your hair You promised a lock of? ALFRED. Read on. You'll discern. JOHN (continues). "Those letters I ask you, my lord, to return." . . . Humph! . . . Letters! . . . the matter is worse than I guess'd; I have my misgivings-- ALFRED. Well, read out the rest, And advise. JOHN. Eh? . . . Where was I? |
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