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Fair Margaret

CHAPTER XV
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He pays me for my services, and I am glad to take his money, who hope to escape from this hell and live on it elsewhere.

Yet, not for all the money in the world would I risk what I am risking, though in truth it matters not to me whether I live or die.
Senor, I will not disguise it from you, all this scene will come to the Dona Margaret's ears, but I will explain it to her." "I pray you, do," said Peter earnestly--"explain it fully." "I will--I will.

I will work for you and her and her father, and if I cease to work, know that I am dead or in a dungeon, and fend for yourselves as best you may.

One thing I can tell you for your comfort--no harm has been done to this lady of yours.

Morella loves her too well for that.


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