[The Lost Lady of Lone by E.D.E.N. Southworth]@TWC D-Link bookThe Lost Lady of Lone CHAPTER XXI 14/18
I hope you understand me ?" "Perfectly, your grace.
I also understand how to speak and write in enigmas.
It is a part of my profession to do so," answered Mr.Setter. The duke then drew out his portmonaie, opened it, selected two notes of fifty pounds each and put them in the hands of Setter, saying: "Here are one hundred pounds.
Spare no expense in prosecuting this search.
Draw on me if you have occasion." The detective bowed. At the same moment the footman re-entered the room, bringing a card on a silver waiter, which he handed to the duke. The duke took it and read: "Your grace surely forgets that, as the husband of the heiress, you are the absolute master of the house, and your will is law here.
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