[The Path of the King by John Buchan]@TWC D-Link bookThe Path of the King CHAPTER 11 45/59
I had it from my father, who had it from his.
I am of an ancient house, though somewhat decayed." His eyes sought those of his inquisitors with the pathos of a dog. But he saw only hostile faces--Talbot's grave and grim, Lord Charles' contemptuous, the boy's smiling ironically. "Decayed, indeed," said the dark man, "pitifully decayed.
If you be gentle the more shame on you." Mr.Lovel was almost whining.
"I swear I am honest.
I do my master's commissions and report what I learn." "Aye, sir, but how do you learn it? By playing the imposter and winning your way into an unsuspecting confidence.
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