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111
"
Oh
yes
!
--
that
is
,
no
--
I
do
not
know
--
but
I
believe
he
has
read
a
good
deal
--
but
not
what
you
would
think
any
thing
of
.
112
He
reads
the
Agricultural
Reports
,
and
some
other
books
that
lay
in
one
of
the
window
seats
--
but
he
reads
all
them
to
himself
.
But
sometimes
of
an
evening
,
before
we
went
to
cards
,
he
would
read
something
aloud
out
of
the
Elegant
Extracts
,
very
entertaining
.
And
I
know
he
has
read
the
Vicar
of
Wakefield
.
He
never
read
the
Romance
of
the
Forest
,
nor
The
Children
of
the
Abbey
.
He
had
never
heard
of
such
books
before
I
mentioned
them
,
but
he
is
determined
to
get
them
now
as
soon
as
ever
he
can
.
"
113
The
next
question
was
--
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114
"
What
sort
of
looking
man
is
Mr.
Martin
?
"
115
"
Oh
!
not
handsome
--
not
at
all
handsome
.
I
thought
him
very
plain
at
first
,
but
I
do
not
think
him
so
plain
now
.
One
does
not
,
you
know
,
after
a
time
.
But
did
you
never
see
him
?
He
is
in
Highbury
every
now
and
then
,
and
he
is
sure
to
ride
through
every
week
in
his
way
to
Kingston
.
He
has
passed
you
very
often
.
"
116
"
That
may
be
,
and
I
may
have
seen
him
fifty
times
,
but
without
having
any
idea
of
his
name
.
A
young
farmer
,
whether
on
horseback
or
on
foot
,
is
the
very
last
sort
of
person
to
raise
my
curiosity
.
The
yeomanry
are
precisely
the
order
of
people
with
whom
I
feel
I
can
have
nothing
to
do
.
A
degree
or
two
lower
,
and
a
creditable
appearance
might
interest
me
;
I
might
hope
to
be
useful
to
their
families
in
some
way
or
other
.
But
a
farmer
can
need
none
of
my
help
,
and
is
,
therefore
,
in
one
sense
,
as
much
above
my
notice
as
in
every
other
he
is
below
it
.
"
117
"
To
be
sure
.
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118
Oh
yes
!
It
is
not
likely
you
should
ever
have
observed
him
;
but
he
knows
you
very
well
indeed
--
I
mean
by
sight
.
"
119
"
I
have
no
doubt
of
his
being
a
very
respectable
young
man
.
I
know
,
indeed
,
that
he
is
so
,
and
,
as
such
,
wish
him
well
.
What
do
you
imagine
his
age
to
be
?
"
120
"
He
was
four-and-twenty
the
8th
of
last
June
,
and
my
birthday
is
the
23rd
just
a
fortnight
and
a
day
's
difference
--
which
is
very
odd
.
"