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60651	Yates, Edmund	Dr. Wainwright's Patient: A Novel			.txt	text/plain	142969	7196	78	"No, Billy, from the south-west this time," said Paul Derinzy. "And I may be like the boy, I suppose," said George Wainwright, eyeing "I niver see such a man in all my born days," said old Mrs. Powler, "Our Paul shall have the eighty thousand," said Mrs. Derinzy in reply. "Oh yes, I know," said George Wainwright; but he uttered the words in "Oh, they're not much 'count, those kind of trash, I think, Mr. George," said Miss Marshall, who was eminently practical. "No, no, dear," said Mrs. Jupp, who never liked to see the old lady Mrs. Derinzy was doubtful whether anything ought to be said to Paul about "_George_ Wainwright, eh?" said Mrs. Derinzy. "Goodmorning, Miss Derinzy," said George; "you are late in coming "Miss Annette will be nothing to me, then," said Mrs. Derinzy, "except "I don't know what to think," said Paul, "though it looks something	./cache/60651.txt	./txt/60651.txt