Guy Hammersley; or, Clearing his Name — page 153: what you’re looking at

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144 GUY HAMMERSLEY. ‘‘T think it would be better if you came over to see us this evening, Guy,’’ said Mrs. Hammersley, ‘fand then we could discuss matters more fully.’’ Guy himself thought this the better plan and arranged to call as soon as business would permit. He thought of how vexed Bert would be when in- formed of his intentions and was, therefore, much comforted to receive his friend’s expressions of hearty sympathy and assurance ‘‘that whatever came ur, he would stand by him.”’ GEomichboo <S (E(@) m