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What
have
I
said
to
defend
him
?
282
You
called
him
a
poor
devil
you
pitied
him
.
283
A
man
who
could
let
Margaret
Aubyn
write
to
him
in
that
way
?
Of
course
I
pity
him
.
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284
Then
you
must
know
who
he
is
,
cried
Mrs
.
Armiger
,
with
a
triumphant
air
of
penetration
.
285
Hartly
and
Flamel
laughed
and
Dresham
shook
his
head
.
No
one
knows
;
not
even
the
publishers
;
so
they
tell
me
at
least
.
286
So
they
tell
you
to
tell
us
,
Hartly
astutely
amended
;
and
Mrs
.
Armiger
added
,
with
the
appearance
of
carrying
the
argument
a
point
farther
,
But
even
if
he
s
dead
and
she
s
dead
,
somebody
must
have
given
the
letters
to
the
publishers
.
287
A
little
bird
,
probably
,
said
Dresham
,
smiling
indulgently
on
her
deduction
.
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288
A
little
bird
of
prey
then
a
vulture
,
I
should
say
another
man
interpolated
.
289
Oh
,
I
m
not
with
you
there
,
said
Dresham
,
easily
.
Those
letters
belonged
to
the
public
.
290
How
can
any
letters
belong
to
the
public
that
weren
t
written
to
the
public
?
Mrs
.
Touchett
interposed
.