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Veranilda

CHAPTER XI
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Go on: say what you will.' She seated herself, and looked at Basil with a contemptuous smile.

He, surprised by her behaviour, spoke on with angry carelessness.
'I neither cared before, nor do I now, if any of your servants overhear me.

No more credit would be given to anything they told of me than is given to what you yourself say I might begin by warning you of the dangers to which you are exposed, but no doubt you have calculated them, and think the price not too much to pay for your revenge.

Well, with your revenge I have no wish to interfere.

Hold Aurelia prisoner as long as you will, or as long as you can.


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