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Tales of Space and Time, PDF eBook

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While they were there, Mr. Cave came into his shop, his beard still wagging with the bread and butter of his tea.

When he saw these men and the object of their regard, his countenance fell.

He glanced guiltily over his shoulder, and softly shut the door.

He was a little old man, with pale face and peculiar watery blue eyes; his hair was a dirty grey, and he wore a shabby blue frock-coat, an ancient silk hat, and carpet slippers very much down at heel.

He remained watching the two men as they talked. The clergyman went deep into his trouser pocket, examined a handful of money, and showed his teeth in an agreeable smile.

Mr. Cave seemed still more depressed when they came into the shop.

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