The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 228: what you’re looking at

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198 THE COURT OF LONDON depart, and how the valet, after confessing everything, had become truly repentant. Caroline Walters listened with the deepest curiosity; and, as the reader may suppose, every word that fell from Arthur’s lips confirmed the opinion which she had already formed with regard to Lady Holderness. The turnkey soon reappeared to conduct the young woman back to the department of the gaol in which she was lodged; but the promise of another fee elicited from the official a pledge that she should be allowed to revisit Arthur’s cell on the morrow. (EO) GOMIGIOOKS