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I will tell him all -- all but the interest which I take in -- in the suspected person , and he shall decide what is next to be done . '' Master Georgey did very good justice to the dinner which Robert had ordered . He drank Bass ' pale ale to an extent which considerably alarmed his entertainer , and enjoyed himself amazingly , showing an appreciation of roast pheasant and bread-sauce which was beyond his years . At eight o'clock a fly was brought out for his accommodation , and he departed in the highest spirits , with a sovereign in his pocket , and a letter from Robert to Mr. Marchmont , inclosing a check for the young gentleman 's outfit . `` I 'm glad I 'm going to have new clothes , '' he said , as he bade Robert good-by ; `` for Mrs. Plowson has mended the old ones ever so many times . She can have them now , for Billy . '' `` Who 's Billy ? ''