[The Yellow Crayon by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Yellow Crayon CHAPTER XXXV 6/14
But it is news to me to find that she was brought here practically by force. That because she was an inner member and therefore bound to implicit obedience that she was dragged away from her husband, kept apart from him against her will, forced into endeavours to make a fool of Brott even at the cost of her good name.
And now, worst of all, I am told that a very deeply laid plot on the part of some of you will compel her to leave England almost at once, and that her safety depends upon her inducing Reginald Brott to accompany her." "She has appealed to you," the Prince muttered. "She has done nothing so sensible," the Duke answered drily.
"The facts which I have just stated are known to every one in this room.
I perhaps know less than any one.
But I know enough for this.
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