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The Tempting of Tavernake

CHAPTER, XV
10/18

It made no difference to me.

If he had run away and left me, the courts would have given me money.

If he had died and I had been a widow, he would have left me his property.

But simply because there was all this money in our hands, and because he disappeared, his people and this man Pritchard suspect me." "It is wicked," he muttered.
She turned slowly towards him.
"Mr.Tavernake," she said, "do you know that you can help me very much indeed ?" "I only wish I could," he replied.

"Try me." "Can't you see," she went on, "that the great thing against me is that Beatrice left me suddenly when we were on that wretched expedition, and came back alone?
She is in London, I know, quite close to me, and still she hides.


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