Short Cruises by W. W. Jacobs
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"'Why didn't you tell me then?' ses Ted" "'I shall take my opportunity,' he ses, 'and break it to 'er gentle like'" "He astonished Mrs. Jobling next day by the gift of a geranium" "They offered Mrs. Jobling her choice of at least a hundred plans for bringing him to his senses" "'She asked 'im whether 'e'd got a fancy for any partikler spot to be buried in" "'All right,' ses the cabman, taking his 'orse out and leading it into a stable, 'mind you don't catch cold'" "So long" [Illustration: THE CHANGELING] THE CHANGELING Mr. George Henshaw let himself in at the front door, and stood for some time wiping his boots on the mat. The little house was ominously still, |
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