The poetical works of George MacDonald in two volumes — Volume 1 by George MacDonald
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From both of you from England.
_Julian_. Well, again. What money is remaining in your hands? _Steward_. Two bags, three hundred each; that's all. I fear To wake suspicion, if I call in more. _Julian_. One thing, and I have done: lest a mischance Befall us, though I do not fear it much-- have been very secret--is that boat I had before I left, in sailing trim? _Steward_. I knew it was a favorite with my lord; I've taken care of it. A month ago, With my own hands I painted it all fresh, Fitting new oars and rowlocks. The old sail I'll have replaced immediately; and then 'Twill be as good as new. _Julian_. That's excellent. Well, launch it in the evening. Make it fast To the stone steps behind my garden study. Stow in the lockers some sea-stores, and put The money in the old desk in the study. |
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