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The Lady of the Shroud

BOOK I: THE WILL OF ROGER MELTON
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But somehow I like him more than I ever liked anyone--any man--in my life--more even than his uncle, my old friend, Roger Melton; and Lord knows I had much cause to like him.

I have more than ever now.

It was quite delightful to see the way the young adventurer was touched by his uncle's thought of him.
He is a truly gallant fellow, but venturesome exploits have not affected the goodness of heart.

It is a pleasure to me to think that Roger and Colin came together apropos of the boy's thoughtful generosity towards Miss MacKelpie.

The old soldier will be a good friend to him, or I am much mistaken.


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