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It was here that Charles Hardy waited the return of his friend. IT WAS HERE THAT CHARLES HARDY WAITED THE RETURN OF HIS FRIEND
 father could choose between having his son a hopeless drunkard or villain, and laying his cold form in the dark grave, never more to see him on earth, he would no doubt choose the latter. Almost all parents say so; and their words are so earnest, their tears so eloquent, that we cannot but believe it. Such was the father of Frank Sedley, and it was such a father that made so good a son. Charles Hardy was the son of one of the factory agents, who was Captain Sedley's nearest neighbor; and a strong friendship had grown up between the two boys. Charles's character was essentially different from that of his friend; but as I prefer that my young reader should judge his disposition for himself, and distinguish between the good and the evil of his thoughts and actions as the story proceeds, I shall not now tell him what kind of a boy he was. CHAPTER II THE WIDOW WESTON Near the house of Captain Sedley, a sandy beach extended from the road, on the margin of the lake, down to the water's side.  CHAPTER TWO OF THE BOAT CLUB OR THE BUNKERS OF RIPPLETON BY OLIVER OPTUCK THIS IS A LIBRAVOX RECORDING ALL LIBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBRAVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY JOHN TAYLOR SOUTHEAST MISSOURI THE WIDOW WESTON NEAR THE HOUSE OF CAPTAIN SEDLEY A SANDY BEACH EXTENDED FROM THE ROAD ON THE MARGIN OF THE LAKE DOWN TO THE WATER'S SIDE
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