[Castle Richmond by Anthony Trollope]@TWC D-Link bookCastle Richmond CHAPTER XII 35/35
Of all men your father is the last to encumber his estates in a manner unknown to his agent, and to pay off the interest in secret." "What is it then, Mr.Somers ?" "I do not know." And then Mr.Somers paused.
"Of course you have heard of a visit he received the other day from a stranger ?" "Yes; I heard of it." "People about here are talking of it.
And he--that man, with a younger man--they are still living in Cork, at a little drinking-house in South Main Street.
The younger man has been seen down here twice." "But what can that mean ?" "I do not know.
I tell you everything that I do know." Herbert exacted a promise from him that he would continue to tell him everything which he might learn, and then rode back to Castle Richmond. "The whole thing must be a delusion," he said to himself; and resolved that there was no valid reason why he should make Clara unhappy by any reference to the circumstance..
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