[In Freedom’s Cause by G. A. Henty]@TWC D-Link bookIn Freedom’s Cause CHAPTER XIII 12/20
But now stand talking no longer; the castle is sound asleep, but I tremble lest some mischance should mar our plans." "That is good sense," Father Anselm said; "and remember, not a word must be spoken when we have once left this chamber.
There is a sentry at the gate; and although the night is dark, and I deem not that he can see us, yet must we observe every precaution." "Holy father," Archie said, "no words of mine can thank you for the part which you are playing tonight.
Believe me, Archie Forbes will ever feel grateful for your kindness and aid; and should you ever quit Dunstaffnage you will be welcomed at Aberfilly Castle.
As to you, lady, henceforth Archie Forbes is your knight and servant. You have given me my life, and henceforth I regard it as yours.
Will you take this ring as my token? Should you ever send it to me, in whatever peril or difficulty you may be, I will come to your aid instantly, even should it reach me in a stricken battle.
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