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Portrait of H. C. Bailey H. C. Bailey The Highwayman (Bailey) — XXXIV. HARRY WAKES UP (1915)

McBean brought the toy to-day."
Alison nodded. "I will have that story from Captain McBean, sir. You tell stories mighty ill, do you know—highwayman. Yes, Harry, you are that. You pillage us all. Love, honour, you win it from all. And I—I am the last to know you."
"Bah, you will never be a wife," Harry said. "You have too much imagination. But you make a mighty fine lover, my dear."
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Portrait of H. C. Bailey H. C. Bailey The Highwayman (Bailey) — XXXIV. HARRY WAKES UP (1915)

Why, Harry must needs have done nobly to enlist these men on his side. He was nothing to Captain McBean, nothing but what he had done, and yet McBean took up his cause with a perfect devotion, cared for nothing but to punish his enemies, and to assure his safety. Faith, the little man would be as glad to thrash her as to overthrow Master Geoffrey.
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