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`` Indeed , never a day passes but he calls to ask if any one hath sought him . '' `` In that case , '' says I , slipping a piece in his ready hand , and fetching out Moll 's letter , `` you will give him this when he comes next . '' `` That I will , sir , and without fail . But if you would see him , sir , he bids me say he is ever at his lodging in Holborn , from five in the evening to eight in the morning . '' '' ` Twill answer all ends if you give him that letter . He is in good health , I hope . '' `` Well , sir , he is and he is n't , as you may say , '' answers he , dropping into a familiar , confidential tone after casting his eye over me to be sure I was no great person .