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The Secret Passage

CHAPTER VIII
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We are here only till to-morrow.

Now that Aunt Selina is buried and the will read, we return to Kensington at once.
Come this way.

Let us get into the open.

I don't wish my mother to follow and find me speaking to you." They emerged into a waste piece of land, distant a stone-throw from the railway station, but secluded by reason of many trees and shrubs.
These, belonging to the old Rexton estate, had not yet been rooted up by the builder, and there ran a path through the heart of the miniature wood leading to the station.

When quite screened from observation by the friendly leafage, Juliet turned quickly.


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