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Fair Margaret

CHAPTER XV
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I go in danger of my life, for if he thought that I betrayed him he would kill me like a rat, and think no harm of it.

Such things can be done in Granada without sin, Senor, and no questions asked--at least if the victim be a woman of the murderer's household.

I have told you already that if I had refused to do what I have done this evening I should certainly have been got rid of in this way or that, and another set on at the work.

No, I have no plan yet, only it is I through whom the Senor Castell communicates with his daughter, and I will see him again, and see her, and we will make some plan.

No, do not thank me.


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