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The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn

CHAPTER 11: The Lone House On The River
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I will be cautious and careful.

I are too much upon the river in the wherry for any to question my coming or going.

None knew aught of our rescue of the hunted priest; none but thyself knows of him nor where he lies.

It is impossible that any can suspect me yet; and for the future, for thy sweet sake, I will be cautious how I adventure myself into any like peril, if peril there be." With that Cherry had to be content, for Cuthbert was immovable where his word was pledged, and she had perforce to let him go, since he would not be stayed.
"Tell thy father that I sup tonight with Abraham Dyson," said Cuthbert, as he kissed her for the last time before he left.

"It may be I shall not be home in time for the supper, and I would not be too close questioned on my return.


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