Chapter 15-2

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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 yellow ligh

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