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The History of England from the Accession of James II.

CHAPTER IX
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It was not likely that he would treat her personally with severity; but that he would permit her any longer to enjoy the society of her friend was not to be hoped.

It could hardly be doubted that Sarah would be placed under arrest and would be subjected to a strict examination by shrewd and rigorous inquisitors.
Her papers would be seized.

Perhaps evidence affecting her life might be discovered.

If so the worst might well be dreaded.

The vengeance of the implacable King knew no distinction of sex.


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