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At the Villa Rose

CHAPTER XV
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Men were queer fish.

Things which were really of no account troubled and perplexed them and gave them sleepless nights.

But it was not for her to object, since it was one of these queer anomalies which was giving her her chance.
"And the people are finding out that you have sold your rights twice over," she said sympathetically.

"That is a pity, monsieur." "They know," he answered; "those in England know." "And they are very angry ?" "They threaten me," said Wethermill.

"They give me a month to restore the money.


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