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The Lost Lady of Lone

CHAPTER XI
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You'll bide here and marry yon leddy," said the girl, tossing her head.
"No, on my soul! How can I, when I have married you?
Have you not got your marriage certificate with you ?" "Ay, I hae got my lines, but I dinna like ye to bide here, near your leddy, whiles I gang my lane to London." "Rose, our safety requires that you should go alone to London.

You cannot trust me; yet see how much I trust you.

You have in that bag, which I have confided to your care, uncounted treasures.

Take it carefully to London and to the house on Westminster Road.

Conceal it there and wait for me." "Who is yon lad that cam' wi' ye frae the castle ?" inquired the girl, pointing to the other man who had withdrawn apart.
"He is one of the servants of the castle, who is in my confidence.


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