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CHAPTER XXII
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We know nothing of what may have passed between them, and can therefore form no opinion.

One person alone knows, and that is John Turner.

He is coming to stay here with Dick in a fortnight.

Ask him to judge." Madame continued thus to plead my cause, while I, no doubt, slept peacefully enough under the same roof, for I have never known what it is to lie awake with my troubles.

One damning fact the Vicomtesse could not disguise, namely, that she was for the moment dependent upon me.
"I would rather," said Lucille, "that it had been Alphonse." To which Madame made no reply.


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