[The Refugees by Arthur Conan Doyle]@TWC D-Link bookThe Refugees CHAPTER XII 16/18
I would trust him as I would trust myself.
I know that he will be true." But the Jesuit's intellect was arrayed against the intuition of the woman. "Our opponents are many and strong," said he shaking his head. "Even if the king remain firm, he will be annoyed at every turn, so that he will feel his life is darker instead of lighter, save, of course, madame, for that brightness which you cannot fail to bring with you. We must bring the matter to an end." "And how, father ?" "The marriage must be at once!" "At once!" "Yes.
This very night, if possible." "Oh, father, you ask too much.
The king would never consent to such a proposal." "It is he that will propose it." "And why ?" "Because we shall force him to.
It is only thus that all the opposition can be stopped.
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