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The New Magdalen

CHAPTER XXII
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Her tears choked her.

She could only sign to him to go on.
"You may wonder at my speaking so positively," he continued, "with nothing better than my own conviction to justify me.

I can only say that I have watched Lady Janet too closely to feel any doubt.

I saw the moment in which the truth flashed on her, as plainly as I now see you.
It did not disclose itself gradually--it burst on her, as it burst on me.

She suspected nothing--she was frankly indignant at your sudden interference and your strange language--until the time came in which you pledged yourself to produce Mercy Merrick.


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