Gloody

"Then sit down, Gloody, and make a clean breast of it."

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"Only one thing, Mr. Roylake, that I can think of," Gloody replied.

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I found Gloody waiting for me outside the cottage.

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As to the list of his misfortunes, the endless length of it became so unendurably droll, that we both indulged in unfeeling fits of laughter over the sorrows of Gloody.

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When his master returned to the chemical studies which have been already mentioned, Gloody was employed as assistant, to the extent of his limited capacity for making himself useful.

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"In the meantime, Gloody, I want you to tell me what you would tell the magistrate if I called you as a witness."

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"We made it out between us, sir, in two ways," Gloody proceeded.

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"My dear, I have nothing half so good in view; and Gloody, I am sure, will think so too."

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This question was addressed to Gloody, who had just entered the room.

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I left Gloody to wait my return; being careful to place him under the protection of the upper servants -- who would see that he was treated with respect by the household generally.

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