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The Secret Passage

CHAPTER III
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I consented, as I heard from Mr.
Hale that Selina was rich, and fancied she might leave her money to my children.

Juliet has called several times--" "More than that," interrupted Juliet in her turn, "both Basil and I have called nearly every month.

We sometimes went and did not tell you, mother, as you seemed so annoyed that we should visit her." "I consented only that you might retain her goodwill and get what money she might leave," said Mrs.Octagon obstinately.

"There is nothing in common between Selina and me." "There was nothing in common," put in Octagon softly.
"I know she is dead.

You need not remind me of that unpleasant fact, sir.


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