The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 353: what you’re looking at

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360 THE MYSTERIES OF THE COURT. Et ul r i t design, we will frustrate it.” career of wickedness: for I have recently received letters from Stockholm, which acquaint me that he is not in that city,—a piece of intelli which seems to be confirmed by the fact that he has neither written to me, nor drawn for any pecuniary supplies. Yet it is difficult to conceive how he can entertain any perfidious intent with regard to your affairs.” “Good heavens!” ejaculated William ; “if he carrying Opera: who knows but that be may have con- ceived a passion for her ?” believe him to be a spy——But fear of treachery : ! Whoever our enemies may be, we | nei i i : will outwit them; and whatecever may be their “ Do not think, William, that my fortitude will fail,” responded his sister. “It is for you to adopt “Or it be,” saggested the Marquis, “ that little past three o’cloek in the afterncon William near the Regent’s Park. fow hasty words to his sister, bidding her be af good-cheer—and issued forth from the house, have ing a brace of pistols secured about his persom. ; Se ea rete ee rr re a D aren a Dew Qe © mary @-—Gme = C) EORAIClIOO© CS (COL