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Weir of Hermiston

CHAPTER VII--ENTER MEPHISTOPHELES
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And if you could have caught Frank off his guard, he would have confessed with a smirk that, if he resembled any one, it was the Marquis de Talleyrand-Perigord.

It was on the occasion of Archie's first absence that this interest took root.

It was vastly deepened when Kirstie resented his curiosity at breakfast, and that same afternoon there occurred another scene which clinched the business.

He was fishing Swingleburn, Archie accompanying him, when the latter looked at his watch.
"Well, good-bye," said he.

"I have something to do.


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