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The Shadow of the Rope

CHAPTER XXVIII
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Poor Severino had not a relation in this country that I know of.

There will be a great deal to do to-morrow." Steel at once insisted on bearing all expenses; that would be the lightest part, he said.

"You have done so much!" he added.

"By the way, you can't go without saying good-night to my wife.

She has still to thank you." "I don't want to be thanked." "But for you the truth might never have come out." "Still I shall be much happier if she never speaks of it again." "Very well, she shall not--on one condition." "What is that ?" "Langholm, I thought last summer we were to be rather friends?
I don't think that of many people.


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