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The Principal and instruh Holborn, where a reure, seventy-five guineas (not taking into account the value of the

shot he had been made to s for the improvement of his form), was

to be parted with for a twenty-pound note, in consequence of his having

run away last ith Mrs Captain Barbary of Cheltenhae, and who, in

hi him away

Plornish, going up this yard alone and leaving his Principal outside,

found a gentles, a rather old hat, a little

hooked stick, and a blue neckerchief (Captain Maroon of Gloucestershire,

a private friend of Captain Barbary); who happened to be there, in

a friendly way, tothe

ree of a horse and quick

snapper-up of a good thing, who entle also to be the Plaintiff in the

Tip case, referred Mr Plornish to his solicitor, and declined to treat

with Mr Plornish, or even to endure his presence in the yard, unless