| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 1617 |
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`I've been thinking over what you said last night; it's quite true. I've been a great deal to blame. I wrote to Ruth last night and admitted it to her. I'll take it as a favour if you and your wife will say what you can to help me get her back.' Owen stretched out his hand and as the other took it, said: `You may rely on us both to do our best.' |
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