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The Great Impersonation

CHAPTER XXVII
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It will tell you of all my efforts and how they were foiled.

It is an absolutely faithful narrative of my work here, and the English response to it." The Prince crossed the room, unlocked one of the smaller safes, which stood against the side of the wall, withdrew a morocco-bound volume the size of a small portfolio, and returned to Dominey.
"I beg you," he said earnestly, "to read this with the utmost care and to await my instructions with regard to it.

You can judge, no doubt," he went on a little bitterly, "why I give it into your keeping.

Even the Embassy here is not free from our own spies, and the existence of these memoirs is known.

The moment I reach Germany, their fate is assured.


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