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FURTHER UNRAVELMENT -whatever be the result of the present proceeding, it were. ool wrong, it were ungenerous, to keep you in the dark as to its meaning; for Mr. Thompson, who is seated next to you, ean tell you, even if my lips uttered it not, that William Deveril is the true and rightful Lord Saxondale.”’ The squire literally bounded upon his seat; but we must leave the marquis to give him the few hurried explanations which the short space that was occupied in the drive to Park Lane permitted, while we transport the reader to Saxondale House itself. GOMIIG TOO cS (SO)