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The Master of Silence

CHAPTER VIII
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Most of them are easily deceived." "Why, then, Kendric!" he exclaimed joyfully, "I can do some good with this power of mine." This conversation may seem commonplace enough, but it stands in close relation to important events which will shortly claim our attention.

The subject which it introduces was not soon abandoned.

We talked about it on our way to the Paddingtons' that evening, where we were cordially received by our host, and introduced to a large company of ladies and gentlemen.
Rayel's wonderful skill with the brush had evidently been the subject of some discussion among Mr.Paddington's guests.

It was referred to frequently, and somewhat to the embarrassment of my cousin, in the exchange of greetings that followed our introduction.
Greatly to the relief of my fears Rayel seemed quite at ease.

He acknowledged the compliments paid him with gravity and self-possession, but with few words.


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