The glory of ending this war will belong to the people, and it is partly owing to you that the people have grown to realise their strength." "My own position at the present moment," Julian began, a little grimly!!!!! "You have no one to blame for that but yourself," Catherine interrupted.
"If we had known who you were, do you suppose that we should have allowed these men to deal with you in such a manner?
Do you suppose that I should not have told you the truth about that packet?
However, that is over.

You know the truth now.

We five are all members of the Council who are sitting practically night and day, waiting--you know what for.

Do not keep us in suspense any longer than you can help.

Tell us where to find this letter ?" Julian passed his hand over his forehead a little wearily.
"I am confused," he admitted.