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Willy Reilly

CHAPTER IV
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Above all things, speak nothing that can be construed against the existing laws.

I find that danger, if not positive injury, awaits you.

I shall, at any risk, give you warning." "At no risk, beloved!" "At every risk--at all risks, dearest Reilly! Nay, more--whatever danger may encompass you shall be shared by me, even at the risk of my life, or I shall extricate you out of it.

But perhaps you will not be faithful to me.

If so, I shudder to think what might happen." "Listen," said Reilly, taking her by the hand, "In the presence of heaven, I am yours, and yours only, until death!" She repeated his words, after which they had scarcely taken their seats when the squire and Sir Eobert entered the drawing-room..


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