Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 97 of 400
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78 THE COURT OF LONDON kindness to meet us to-morrow morning at eight o’clock in the Champs Elysées? ‘EMMA OWEN.” “It may be written in full honesty and sincerity,” said Loftus to himself, as he contemplated the note which he had just perused; “‘ but still I have my misgivings. Nevertheless, I will not prejudge. the writer, but will keep the appoint- ment.’ CONNIE) “S (E()