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46467	Blackmore, R. D. (Richard Doddridge)	The Remarkable History of Sir Thomas Upmore, bart., M.P., formerly known as "Tommy Upmore"			.txt	text/plain	126777	5972	83	for Tommy," she said to my father, every breakfast time; "and to grudge "That's the best thing I ever heard in my life;" cried father, as soon "You little fool, Tommy, get out of the way," my father shouted; but I "Tommy, your mind is of a wholesome type," said the great Professor way, I might like to look in at Barlow's works,--without letting him "great little wonder," few people verily would believe what my mother stride, quite like that of a man, Sir Roland Twentifold came down to me. Tell my dear lady, that wretched old thing came eyes with love--because she had lost a little boy like me--and my heart thing--I shall want you, and every man of sense I know, to collect, and "You may look at him, Tommy," my dear mother said; and there he lay "Tommy, shake hands, like a man," he exclaimed, "or I'll pull all your	./cache/46467.txt	./txt/46467.txt