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The Path of the King

CHAPTER 10
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It was not for such as he to be finicking.
The body was pushed under an old truckle-bed which stood in the corner, and a mass of frails, such as gardeners use, flung over it for concealment.

Oates rubbed his hands.
"The good work goes merrily," he said.

"Sir Edmund dead, and for a week the good fawk of London are a-fevered.

Then the haarrid discovery, and such a Praatestant uprising as will shake the maightiest from his pairch.

Wonderful are Goad's ways and surprising His jaidgements! Every step must be weighed, since it is the Laard's business.


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