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Harding's luck

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"Edred Obeyed, and the Mouldiestwarp Leaned Towards Him and Spoke in His Ear"Frontispiece

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"'Gimme,' Said Dickie—'Gimme a Penn'orth o' That There'" 6

"'It is a Moonflower, of Course,' He Said" 12

"'Here, Humphreys, Put These in a Jug of Water Till I Go Home'" 16

"He Lay Face Downward on the Road and Turned Up His Boot" 24

"'It Only Pawns for a Shillin',' Said Dickie" 38

"Three or Four Faces Looked Down at Dickie" 70

"He Made, With Triple Lines of Silvery Seeds, a Six-pointed Star" 80

"''Tis the Picture,' He Said Proudly, 'Of My Old Ship, "The Golden Venture"'" 98

"The Galley Was Decked with Fresh Flowers" 102

"'An' I Off's With Me Coat, and Flops it Down in the Middle of the Puddle, Right in Front of the Gal'" 134

"'Oh, What a Long Time Since I Have Seen Thee!' Dickie Cried" 148

"It Hurt, But Dickie Liked It" 158

"'Elfrida!' Said Both Boys at Once" 272

"'I Have Killed a Man,' He Said" 290

"'I've Thought of Nothing Else for a Month,' Said Dickie" 304

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