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james-delaware-1833	james	james-delaware-1833	1833		.txt	text/plain	179155	5389	65	The rest of the business was soon settled, except the matter of a stamp; and as the miser--although he now frankly admitted that he knew the quondam Mr. Burrel to be Henry Beauchamp, nephew and heir to Lord Ashborough--seemed not a little anxious upon this matter, alleging sagely that Mr. Beauchamp might die, might be thrown from his horse and killed, et c[oe]tera, et c[oe]tera; his young visiter both drew up such an acknowledgement as might be afterwards stamped if necessary, and desired him to send down to Emberton for what was farther required, promising that he himself would return in an hour and sign the document, which was still more cautiously to insure the miser against loss. The fact was, however, she added smiling, that what happened afterwards was not because you were Mr. Burrel; but because I discovered you were Mr. Beauchamp.	cache/james-delaware-1833.txt	txt/james-delaware-1833.txt