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CHAPTER XV.
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Lay our hands on six hundred pounds and quarter ourselves in Hurst Court, but stand in a fair way to be undone by Dawson, his folly	127
CHAPTER XVI.
Prosper as well as any thieves may; but Dawson greatly tormented	135
CHAPTER XVII.
How Dawson for Moll's good parts company with us, and goes away a lonely man	144
CHAPTER XVIII.
Of our getting a painter into the Court, with whom our Moll falls straightway in love	152
CHAPTER XIX.
Of the business appointed to the painter, and how he set about the same	161
CHAPTER XX.
Of Moll's ill humour and what befel thereby	170
CHAPTER XXI.
Of the strange things told us by the wise woman	180
CHAPTER XXII.
How Moll and Mr. Godwin come together and declare their hearts' passion, and how I carry these tidings to Dawson	185