Penny Dreadfuls, 1899 · page 75 of 290
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64 A Fair Fraud friend — well, the whole business would be blown upon and fall to the ground at once!’ ‘There is some truth certainly in what you say, replied the man, thoughtfully. ‘Walk with me back to the gate where you met me just now, and I'll get out of this park and out of your way, for the present at all events,’ They rose from the bench and walked away . _ quickly together, till they disappeared beyond the thick shelter of the woods; and when she could see them no longer, Marion Blake, half stunned by all she had heard and seen, crept trembling out of her hiding-place. GOMMGIOO Sp! C(O) i