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haggard-joan-1895	haggard	haggard-joan-1895	1895		.txt	text/plain	160194	7201	81	Two days after her visit to Mr. Levinger Joan began her simple preparations for departure, for it was her intention to leave Bradmouth by the ten o'clock train on the following morning. You've done me a good turn, ma'am, and now I'm sure that I'll marry Joan; but for all that a day shall come when you will wish that your hand had been cut off before you touched those forty sovereigns: you remember my words when you lie a-dying, Mrs. Gillingwater, with all your deeds behind you and all the doom before.	cache/haggard-joan-1895.txt	txt/haggard-joan-1895.txt