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The Lady Of Blossholme

CHAPTER XVII
19/23

Well, if so, there's wisdom in your words.

Touch not the man.

Give him the letter and thrust him into the moat to swim it.

His lies can make no odds in the count against us.' "Well, they did so, and I came here, as you saw, to find you living, and now I understand why Maldon thought that Harflete's life is worth so much," and, having done his tale, once more Jeffrey began to eat.
Cicely looked at him, they all looked at him--this gaunt, fierce man who, after many other sorrows and strivings, had spent three days in a black dungeon with the rats, fed upon water and a few fingers of black bread.

Yes; with the crawling rats and another man so dear to one of them, who still sat in that horrid hole, waiting to be hung like a felon at the dawn.


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