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19341	Oppenheim, E. Phillips (Edward Phillips)	A Maker of History			.txt	text/plain	76402	7934	91	eyes turned upon his friend, and Duncombe was looking up through the elm "Sir George Duncombe, I believe," he said. "Duncombe," he said, "you're going to think me a poor sort of friend, "Duncombe," his friend said gravely, "nothing will happen to you at the "Monsieur Louis," he said, "I am not so young as I look, and I have "Monsieur shall have it without doubt, Mademoiselle," the man answered. "This is my neighbor, Sir George Duncombe," Lord Runton said, looking "Who is your friend Fielding?" Duncombe asked, a little bluntly. "Pelham," Duncombe said slowly, "was a neighbor of Miss Poynton's, in "You are a friend of Duncombe's, Mr. Pelham," he said, "and that is "This is Duncombe Hall, I believe?" the man said. "You know Paris well," Duncombe said. "You ask me, then," Duncombe said slowly, "to hand over to you a paper	./cache/19341.txt	./txt/19341.txt