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The Odds

CHAPTER IX
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Moreover I am her sole protector, and as such I am bound to assert a certain amount of authority." "So you may," said Merefleet quietly.

"But I do not see that that involves my departure." Seton struck the balustrade of the terrace with an impatient hand.

"Can't you understand ?" he said rather thickly.

"How else can I put it ?" "I have no desire to pry into your affairs, Heaven knows," Merefleet said, "but this I will say.

If I can be of use to either of you in helping to dispose of what appears to be a somewhat awkward predicament you may rely upon me with absolute safety." "Thanks!" Seton turned slowly and held out his hand.


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