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The Mystery of Cloomber

CHAPTER VI
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And pray how is it that I was not informed of this snug little arrangement of yours ?" "We were afraid, sir, that you might separate us," I replied, feeling that perfect candour was the best policy under the circumstances.

"It is possible that we were mistaken.

Before coming to any final decision, I implore you to remember that the happiness of both of us is at stake.

It is in your power to divide our bodies, but our souls shall be for ever united." "My good fellow," said the general, in a not unkindly tone, "you don't know what you are asking for.

There is a gulf between you and any one of the blood of Heatherstone which can never be bridged over." All trace of anger had vanished now from his manner, and given place to an air of somewhat contemptuous amusement.
My family pride took fire at his words.


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