[The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn by Evelyn Everett-Green]@TWC D-Link bookThe Lost Treasure of Trevlyn CHAPTER 21: The Gipsy's Warning 11/43
And perchance my presence in the house of my kinswomen might imperil them.
I would not be a cause of danger to them." "Thou art a bold and true-hearted lad," answered Joanna; "and it may be well that for the nonce thou shouldest keep away from the Cross Way House.
Thy presence there might awaken suspicion; though I scarce believe that any lust of gold would drive our people to attack that house.
Go then to London, and lose thyself there awhile.
Presently thou mayest return and see how thy sister fareth; but not too soon--not too soon!" Cuthbert started. "My sister!" he said; "how knowest thou that ?" Joanna smiled her lofty smile. "Ask a gipsy how she knoweth what takes place within the limits of her domain! Tush, boy! thinkest thou that I do not know all that passes in the forest? Thy sister has done well to find a shelter there.
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