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The Mysterious Key And What It Opened

CHAPTER II
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When I last saw you you mentioned wanting a lad to help in the garden; Paul is accustomed to that employment, though my wife used him as a sort of page in the house.

Hoping you may be able to give him shelter, I venture to send him.

He is honest, capable, and trustworthy in all respects.

Pray try him, and oblige_, _Yours sincerely_, _J.

R.Daventry_ "The place is still vacant, and I shall be very glad to give it to you, if you incline to take it," said Lady Trevlyn, lifting her eyes from the note and scanning the boy's face.
"I do, madam," he answered respectfully.
"The colonel says you are English," added the lady, in a tone of surprise.
The boy smiled, showing a faultless set of teeth, as he replied, "I am, my lady, though just now I may not look it, being much tanned and very dusty.


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