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The Lady of the Shroud

BOOK I: THE WILL OF ROGER MELTON
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He knew one half of the world, and so kept abreast of all public and national movements that he knew the critical moment to advance money required.

He was always generous, and always on the side of freedom.
There are nations at this moment only now entering on the consolidation of their liberty, who owe all to him, who knew when and how to help.

No wonder that in some lands they will drink to his memory on great occasions as they used to drink his health." "As you and I shall do now, sir!" I said, as I filled my glass and stood up.

We drank it in bumpers.

We did not say a word, either of us; but the old gentleman held out his hand, and I took it.


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