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a THE MYSTERING OF THE COURT. 249 a a eT Constance remained elient: she knew not wou if Yeply to give. The colour forsook her cheeks; she aat pale, evld, and statue-like. “TI will give you a few minutes to consider of * this,” said Lady Saxundale: “for I see that it is ; more serious than from what you just now’said ) had a right to anticipate.” With theee words, Lady Saxondale rose and i jij passed into the adjoining room, closing the door wee ~ comicbooks.com