Chapter 6-2

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“Sir,” said Sir Robert, “for what purpose? I should be glad to understand why.” “I have my reasons, sir, as well as your kinsmen there. No reply, Sirs! I insist upon being obeyed in this point. Joseph, let the beds be well aired, and every thing made agreeable to the gentlemen; If there is any contrivance to impose upon me, they, I am sure, will have pleasure in detecting it; and, if not, I shall obtain my end in making these rooms habitable. Oswald, come with me; and the rest may go where they list till dinner-time.” The Baron went with Oswald into the parlour. “Now tell me, father,” said he, “do you disapprove what I have done?” “Quite the contrary, my lord,” said he; “I entirely approve it.” “But you do not know all my reasons for it. Yesterday Edmund’s behaviour was different from

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