CHAPTER XXXII. Spurling," rejoined Ireton; "we can taste the rum when he returns. " "That child may be the means of saving me," muttered the stranger, as if struck by a new idea: "I shall gain time by the expedient. “The very question shows your ignorance,” he declared. A doubt as to your dinner to-morrow would make you miserable to-night. As he understood it, folks saw in two or three days all there was to see of Canton. I hope we may never find her again. Nothing but the publicity of the place and the recollection of that terrible constituency kept him from attempting some perfectly respectful but unmistakable evidence of his sympathy. Or shall I ask Colonel Anson for a few hints?” “For Heaven’s sake no,” she declared. You heard her. But why did he turn away? "Wait!" Ruth called to her father.
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