Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 214 of 392
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THE TWINS 187 ‘“‘ He is enormously rich, however, and that is a great conso- lation, for I am not usually fond of eccentric people. And now farewell, my young friends; and whenever you happen to be passing, do just drop in and tell me how you are getting on. But mind and don’t forget Mr. Samuel Emanuel, Miss Ashton.”’ The orphans took their leave of Mrs. Macaulay, entered the cab, and were driven away toward their new home. ECORNICLOO© <S) (E(O)