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FARTHER ALONG THE ROAD.
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going in and sitting down and having some too!'

'But surely you know?' said Dick, with great apparent suprise. 'Yes, yes! Ha-ha!' smiting the landlord under the ribs in return.

'Why, what? Yes, yes; ha-ha!'

'You know, yes; ha-ha, of course!'

'Yes, of course! But—that is—I don't.'

'Why about—between that young lady and me?' nodding to the window of the room Fancy occupied.

'No; not I!' bringing his eyes into mathematical circles.

'And you don't!'

'Not a word, I'll take my oath!'

'But you laughed, when I laughed.'

'Ay, that was me sympathy; so did you when I laughed!'

'Really, you don't know? Goodness—not knowing that!'

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