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The Good Time Coming

CHAPTER XLI
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All came in good time.

But the exaggeration was tremendous.
Fanny had concealed nothing from her father, and he nothing from Mr.
Willet.

I was known as your agent and accomplice, and there was a plan concocting to get possession of my person, and, through me, of yours.

'Take a friend's advice,' said the man to me, as we stepped from the cars at Washington, 'and give--a wide berth in future.' I did take his advice, kept straight on, and am here." "Confusion!" The pallid face of Lyon had flushed again, and was now dark with congestion.
"When will the next boat leave for Vera Cruz ?" inquired Leach.
"Day after to-morrow," was answered.
"We are in peril here every hour." "But cannot leave earlier.

I hope your fears have magnified the danger." "If there be danger at all, it cannot be magnified.


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