CHAPTER X. CLEARING UP ALL DOUBTS (IF ANY EXISTED)-2

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He was yet on his way to the White Hart, when two plump gentleman and one thin one entered the yard, and looked round in search of some authorised person of whom they could make a few inquiries. Mr. Samuel Weller happened to be at that moment engaged in burnishing a pair of painted tops, the personal property of a farmer who was refreshing himself with a slight lunch of two or three pounds of cold beef and a pot or two of porter, after the fatigues of the Borough market; and to him the thin gentleman straightway advanced. ‘ My friend,’ said the thin gentleman. ‘ You’re one o’ the adwice gratis order,’ thought Sam, ‘or you wouldn’t be so wery fond o’ me all at once.’ But he only said—‘Well, Sir.’ ‘ My friend,’ said the thin gentleman, with a conciliatory hem—‘have you got many people

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