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 1 14|       she had sent it to her goldsmith to be repaired." ~"He must
 2 14|    been with him." ~"And the goldsmith?" ~"The goldsmith has heard
 3 14|    And the goldsmith?" ~"The goldsmith has heard nothing of it." ~"
 4 21|   these reflections when the goldsmith entered. He was an Irishman--
 5 21|      are worth apiece." ~The goldsmith cast a glance at the elegant
 6 21| tools they must bring." ~The goldsmith knew the duke. He knew all
 7 21|     and millions. ~As to the goldsmith, he wrote to his wife, sending
 8 21|     Buckingham conducted the goldsmith to the chamber destined
 9 21|     We need not add that the goldsmith, O'Reilly, and his assistant,
10 23|     then, off to the nearest goldsmith's, and sell that diamond