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Simon Dale

CHAPTER XI
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There was, if I mistook not, a matter that touched the religion of the King.

Monmouth, whose wits were sharp enough, had gained scent of it; the wits went out as the wine went in, and he blurted out what he suspected, robbing his knowledge of all value by betraying its possession.

Our best knowledge lies in what we are not known to know.
I repaired, thoughtful and disturbed, to my own small chamber, next the Duke's; but the night was fine and I had no mind for sleep.

I turned back again and made my way on to the wall, where it faces towards the sea.

The wind was blowing fresh and the sound of the waves filled my ears.


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