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The Devil’s Paw

CHAPTER XII
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Dear me, though," he went on, with a whimsical little smile, "what a blow for the Earl!" Catherine laughed.
"Do you remember the evening we all talked about the Labour question?
Time seems to have moved so rapidly lately, but it was scarcely a week ago." "I remember," the Bishop acknowledged.

"And, my dear young lady," he went on warmly, "now indeed I feel that I can offer you congratulations which come from my heart." She turned a little away.
"Don't," she begged.

"You would have known very soon, in any case--my engagement to Julian Orden was only a pretence." "A pretence ?" "I was desperate," she explained.

"I felt I must have that packet back at any price.

I went to his rooms to try and steal it.


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