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11733	Moore, George	A Mere Accident			.txt	text/plain	48169	2876	83	room, in fine, which during John's minority Mrs Norton had thought "John," she said, "Mr Hare has been going in for one of his long walks. will be able to persuade John to return home." Mrs Norton, in her own Mr Hare did not answer, and at the end of a long silence John said: After breakfast next morning Mrs Norton stopped John as he was going Kitty answered, "I don't mind; just as you like, Mrs Norton." "What day will you come and see us, father dear?" said Kitty, leaning "John!" said Mrs Norton, seeking for her glasses nervously; "yes, so it sward from the park, John and Kitty looked at the house. John went into the drawing-room to continue his reading, but the Latin "Why, John, I never heard you speak like that before; I thought you hands; cambric falling outwards and flowing like a great white flower	./cache/11733.txt	./txt/11733.txt