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Mary Anerley

CHAPTER XVII
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I shall not even go to your parson, who is the chief authority, I am told; for I wish this matter to be kept quiet, and beside the law altogether.

The whole credit of it shall belong to you, and a truly good action you will have performed, and done a little good for your own good self.

As for this trinket, I do not leave it with you, but I leave you this model in wax, ma'am, made by my daughter, who is very clever.

From this you can judge quite as well as from the other.
If there are any more of these things in Flamborough, as I have strong reason to believe, you will know best where to find them, and I need not tell you that they are almost certain to be in the possession of a woman.

You know all the women, and you skillfully inquire, without even letting them suspect it.


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