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The Tempting of Tavernake

CHAPTER XX
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Nothing serious has perhaps ever happened.

And yet--and yet, for her own sake, I do not think that she should stay here in London with Pritchard close at hand." The professor raised his glass with shaking fingers.
"Elizabeth knows what is best," he declared, "I am sure that Elizabeth knows what is best, but I, too, am beginning to wish that she would go away.

Last night we met him at Walter Crease's." Once more he turned a little nervously towards Tavernake, who was looking down into the body of the restaurant with immovable face.
"We tried to persuade him then to go away.

He is really in rather a dangerous position here.

Jimmy Post has sworn that he will not be taken back to New York, and there are one or two others--a pretty desperate crew.


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