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The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn

CHAPTER 21: The Gipsy's Warning
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Fly, before any strive to stay thee.

And when thou hast reached the city, go once again to Esther.
Tell her that the deed is done, the treasure found, that it lies in the house of the Wyverns, and that the luck has come back to the house, as was always said, through the daughters' sons." "I will," answered Cuthbert; and bidding a farewell to the gipsy, to whose protection and goodwill he owed so much, he left the dell and made his way rapidly through the forest, till he struck the road which would lead him to London.
He would not turn out of the direct way to go to the Cross Way House, though he would gladly have seen his sister and Kate and his aged kinswomen again.

He did not wish them to know of the peril which might threaten his own path, nor did he desire to draw attention to that house by directing his steps thither in broad daylight.

Plainly his presence in the forest had already excited remark.

He had been seen far oftener than he had known.


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