Chapter III
THE CLERGYMAN [calling] Frank! FRANK. Hallo! [To Praed] The Roman father. [To the clergyman] Yes, gov’nor: all right: presently.
Chapter III
THE CLERGYMAN [calling] Frank! FRANK. Hallo! [To Praed] The Roman father. [To the clergyman] Yes, gov’nor: all right: presently.
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From this reading “[To the clergyman] Yes, gov’nor: all right: presently.”
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From this reading THE CLERGYMAN [calling] Frank!
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From this reading THE CLERGYMAN [calling] Frank!
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From this reading [To Praed] The Roman father.
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From this reading THE CLERGYMAN [calling] Frank!
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From this reading [To the clergyman] Yes, gov’nor: all right: presently.
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From this reading Hallo!
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From this reading [To Praed] The Roman father.
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From this reading [To the clergyman] Yes, gov’nor: all right: presently.
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From this reading [To the clergyman] Yes, gov’nor: all right: presently.
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From this reading [To Praed] The Roman father.
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From this reading THE CLERGYMAN [calling] Frank!
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From this reading [To Praed] The Roman father.
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From this reading [To the clergyman] Yes, gov’nor: all right: presently.