[The Right of Way Complete by Gilbert Parker]@TWC D-Link bookThe Right of Way Complete CHAPTER XXVIII 17/29
It does not seem to me that it is my business.
The world is free for a man to come and go in, if he keeps the law and does no ill--is it not? But, in any case, I know nothing.
Since you have said so much, I shall say this, and betray no 'secrets of his breast'-- that he has received no letter through this office since the day he first came from Vadrome Mountain." The Seigneur smiled.
"A wonderful tailor! How does he carry on business without writing letters ?" "There was a large stock of everything left by Louis Trudel, and not long ago a commercial traveller was here with everything." "You think he has nothing to hide, then ?" "Have not we all something to hide--with or without shame ?" she asked simply. "You have more sense than any woman in Chaudiere, Mademoiselle." She shook her head, yet she raised her eyes gratefully to him. "I put faith in what you say," he continued.
"Now listen.
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