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The House of the Whispering Pines

BOOK THREE
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You will not enjoy this; but the situation, hard as it may prove, has certainly improved so far as you are concerned.

That should hasten your convalescence." "Poor Arthur!" burst from my lips, and the cry was echoed in my heart.
Then, because I could no longer endure the pusillanimity which kept me silent, I rose impulsively into a sitting posture, and, summoning all my faculties into full play, endeavoured to put my finger on the one weak point in the evidence thus raised against Carmel's brother.
"What sort of a man would you make Arthur out to be, when you accuse him of robbing the wine-vault on top of a murderous assault on his sister ?" "I know.

It argues a brute, but he--" "Arthur Cumberland is selfish, unresponsive, and hard, but he is not a brute.

I'm disposed to give him the benefit of my good opinion to this extent, Charlie; I cannot believe he first poisoned and then choked that noble woman." Clifton drew himself up in his turn, astonishment battling with renewed distrust.
"Either he or you, Ranelagh!" he exclaimed, firmly.

"There is no third person.


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