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...give me an opportunity of amending rny neglect. However, I was so drowned in reflection, that I dW not take the hint. At last he made a sudden stop directly...glance, as much as to say, " Well, master, what now?" 1 never thought the doctor so little, or myself so tall, as at this moment. Having continued some time...

...he slackened his pace a little, as if to give me an opportunity of amending my neglect. However, I was so drowned in reflection, that I did not take...continued some time in the above attitude, he took oft" his hat, and made me a profound bow. " Mr Wolstang, I am your most humble servant." Then rising...

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