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Guy Mannering or The Astrologer
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CHAPTER XVII
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Indeed, I could scarcely speak for weeping, but they were joyful tears.

We were disturbed by the barking of a dog at some distance, and parted, but not before he had conjured me to prepare to meet him at the same place and hour this evening.
'But where and to what is all this tending?
Can I answer this question?
I cannot.

Heaven, that saved him from death and delivered him from captivity, that saved my father, too, from shedding the blood of one who would not have blemished a hair of his head, that Heaven must guide me out of this labyrinth.

Enough for me the firm resolution that Matilda shall not blush for her friend, my father for his daughter, nor my lover for her on whom he has fixed his affection.'.


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