CHAPTER XV-2

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“ Stogdon House, Lampsher, Lincoln,” he read out. “ You’ll find somebody to direct you at Lincoln,” said the man; and Ralph had to confess that he was not bound there this very evening. “ I’ve got to walk over from Disham,” he said, and in the heart of him could not help marveling at the pleasure which he derived from making a bagman in a train believe what he himself did not believe. For the letter, though signed by Katharine’s father, contained no invitation or warrant for thinking that Katharine herself was there; the only fact it disclosed was that for a fortnight this address would be Mr. Hilbery’s address. But when he looked out of the window, it was of her he thought; she, too, had seen these gray fields, and, perhaps, she was there where the trees ran up a slope, and one yello

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