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Carew awoke next morning to find that it was broad daylight, and the / horses had been run in, caught, and saddled, all ready for a start to / the run. Breakfast was soon disposed of, and the cavalcade set out. / Naturally, the old man had heaps of questions to ask about his / inheritance, and made the Englishman ride alongside while he questioned / him.
"If I go to England after this money, Mister, I suppose they won't be / handin' me out ten years for perjury, same as they done for Roger / Tichborne, eh? I won't have no law case, will I?"