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Emily Fox-Seton

CHAPTER Two
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She'll never get out alive.
She'll have to stay there and see herself grow thin instead of slim, and colourless instead of fair.

Her little nose will grow sharp, and she will lose her hair by degrees." "Oh!" Emily Fox-Seton gave forth sympathetically.

"What a pity that would be! I thought--I really thought--Lord Walderhurst seemed to admire her." "Oh, every one admires her, for that matter; but if they go no further that will not save her from the Bastille, poor thing.

There, Emily; we must go to bed.

We have talked enough.".


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