[The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn by Evelyn Everett-Green]@TWC D-Link bookThe Lost Treasure of Trevlyn CHAPTER 11: The Lone House On The River 4/35
"Nothing he did would surprise anybody.
He is suspected already; whilst thou--nay, Cuthbert, wherefore dost thou laugh ?" "Marry, at the logic of thy words, sweetheart! Father Urban desires a safe and secret messenger, and thou wouldst have him employ one already suspected and watched! That were a strange way of setting to work, Why, I may come and go unquestioned.
No man has suspected me of aught, and I am one of those who willingly conform to the laws.
With Walter things be far different: he might be stopped and searched by any suspicious knave who saw him pushing forth into the river." "And a good riddance, too!" cried Cherry, who was in no humour to be tolerant of the Romanists, who were, as she thought, putting her lover in peril.
"I hate those plotting, secret, cunning Papists! They are like men who are always mining in the dark, working and striving in deadly secret, no man knowing what will next be heard or seen.
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