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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 36
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Has her husband joined ?' 'A malignant,' returned the secretary, folding up his papers.

'Unworthy such a wife.

He remains in outer darkness and steadily refuses.' 'The consequences be upon his own head!--Gashford!' 'My lord!' 'You don't think,' he turned restlessly in his bed as he spoke, 'these people will desert me, when the hour arrives?
I have spoken boldly for them, ventured much, suppressed nothing.

They'll not fall off, will they ?' 'No fear of that, my lord,' said Gashford, with a meaning look, which was rather the involuntary expression of his own thoughts than intended as any confirmation of his words, for the other's face was turned away.
'Be sure there is no fear of that.' 'Nor,' he said with a more restless motion than before, 'of their--but they CAN sustain no harm from leaguing for this purpose.

Right is on our side, though Might may be against us.


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