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r52 A Fair Fraud Marion retreated quickly to the further side of the hall and concealed herself hastily behind some curtains. She waited till her uncle, and then the clergyman and a neighbouring squire who were dining at the house, had gone across the corner of the hall and into the drawing- room. Next came Mr Naylor, and she was more afraid of his seeing her than anyone else, and shrank closer into her dark corner. Lastly came Kenneth, still smoking a cigarette. He lingered behind the others, and the drawing- room door closed upon them. Marion went up to him immediately and delivered her message. GOMMGIOO <S (GO) AN) |