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The Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers

CHAPTER XII
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We shall do it if we go quietly, but not if I let him go.

An upset would clinch the matter." We drove noiselessly through the great gates with their stone lions on either side, rampant in wreaths of snow, and up the village street, where life was hardly stirring yet.

The sun was rising large and red, a ball of dull fire in the heavy sky.

It seemed to be rising on a dead world.

Before us (only to be seen on my part by craning round) stretched the long white road.


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