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The Secret Chamber at Chad

CHAPTER VI: Watched!
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For all we know, a spy may be in our midst; and at least any servant of ours might well be questioned by any of the monks of Chadwater, to whom he might go to confess, as to what was passing in the house, and see no hurt in answering questions.

Wherefore be very wise and discreet, and give none occasion for remark.
"Thou dost understand me, my son?
I may trust thee?
Remember that thine own father's welfare may be imperilled by the veriest trifle should men suspect him of striving to outwit the prior." Edred's eyes expressed a great comprehension and sympathy.

He took his mother's hand and kissed it, slightly bending the knee.
"Thou mayest trust me, sweet mother," he answered.

"Methinks I know well all thou wouldst say.

I will be cautious, and I will teach caution to Julian.


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