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The Last Hope

CHAPTER XVIII
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Indeed, Colville threw a book upon the floor to disturb his placid sleep.
"I will come round to-morrow," he said, bidding his hostess good night.
"I have some papers for you to sign since you are determined to sell your rentes and leave the money idle at your bank." "Yes.

I am quite determined," she answered, gaily, for she was before her time inasmuch as she was what is known in these days of degenerate speech as cock-sure.
And when John Turner, carrying a bundle of papers, presented himself at the Villa Cordouan next morning he found Mrs.St.Pierre Lawrence sitting alone in the veranda.
"Dormer and his friend have left me to my own devices.

They have gone away," she mentioned, casually, in the course of conversation.
"Suddenly ?" "Oh no," she answered, carelessly, and wrote her name in a clear firm hand on the document before her.

And John Turner looked dense..


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