Excerpt from Two Lilies, Vol. 1 of 3
N O, thought Edward Graham, with his hand on the door of Mr. Clement's shop, if it is gone, I must think no more about it; I must forget it as if I had never seen it, or the book will only set me astray, and instead of working or thinking for myself, I shall always be dream ing of what I could have done if I had had it; just like poor Long, who never recovered the loss of his thousand pounds. If I had that thousand pounds, you know, I could do this' or that, and so, instead of setting himself to earn a thousand pounds like a man, and letting by gones be bygones, he took to drinking.
And is that Edward Graham 3 said a cheery voice behind the young architect, whilst a hand was placed with, careless familiarity on his shoulder.
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