| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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have the child.' `But would you be able to afford it?' said Easton. `We should manage all right.' `Of course,' said Easton, `if Slyme comes back he might agree to pay something for its keep.' Owen flushed. `I wouldn't take his money.' After a long pause Easton continued: `Would you mind asking Mrs Owen to suggest it to Ruth?' `If you like I'll get her to suggest it - as a message from you.' `What I meant,' said Easton hesitatingly, `was that your wife might just suggest it - casual |
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