Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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"Of course."
"Thank you, my dear Harvey, thank you," replied Mr. Mole eagerly. "Yes; I can let the contessa know that there is no hope for her." Isaac Mole's vanity was tickled at this. "Don't you think it would be cruel to undeceive her?" "Cruel, sir!" said Dick, with severe air, "no, sir; I don't. It is my duty to tell her all." Mr. Mole looked alarmed. "What do you mean?" "That you are a married man." "I say, I say--" "Yes, sir, very much married," pursued Dick, relentlessly; "that you have had three wives, and were nearly taking a fourth." "Don't, Dick." "All more or less black." "Dick, Dick!" |
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