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| In course of time, and in the very self-same course of time, the Father of the Marshalsea gradually developed a new flower of character. From the top of the chimney he climbed he had caught sight of a new omnibus, whose color and name he had never known, as a naturalist might see a new bird or a botanist a new flower. Unfortunately, what the governess had heard was two gardeners coming to plant new flowers in that very bed. |
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