CHAPTER 5
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tom o speak, but Mr Deane put up his hand and said--
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Mr Deane paused and looked tom, some inruggle before he could reply.
`I for me in t up was disagreeable.
`ts out. But you must remember, it isnt only laying go on pulling. Its take you lads make t not, to t a better start in tick yourselves in a place lemen. t tarted, young man: smelt of tar, and I afraid of s table firms in St Oggs.
Uncle Deane tapped o expand a little under coat and gold che chair.
`Is t liberty t you kno I so set to once, said tom, tremor in his voice.
`Stop a bit, stop a bit: nt be in too great a bear in mind, if I put you in a place youre a bit young for, because you o be my nepter reason, you kno remai