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The Amazing Marriage

CHAPTER XXXIX
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Compelled to think of them as not serious members of our group, he assisted at the crush-room exit, and the happy riddance of the beautiful cousins dedicated to the merry London midnights' further pastures.
Fleetwood's word was extracted, that he would visit the 'palazzo' within a couple of hours.
Potts exclaimed: 'Good.

You promise.

Hang me, if I don't think it 's the only certain thing a man can depend upon in this world.' He left the earl and Gower Woodseer to their lunatic talk.

He still had his ideas about the association of the pair.

'Hard-headed player of his own game, that Woodseer, spite of his Mumbo-Jumbo-oracle kind of talk.' Mallard's turn of luck downward to the deadly drop had come under Potts' first inspection of the table.


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