[The Velvet Glove by Henry Seton Merriman]@TWC D-Link bookThe Velvet Glove CHAPTER III 12/24
The quiet of this house seemed to arouse a sense of suspicion and antagonism in his mind. "I wished, of course, to see you also, though I am aware that the affections are out of place in this--holy atmosphere." She winced almost imperceptibly and said nothing. "I want to see Juanita de Mogente," said the Count.
"It is unusual, I know, but in this place you are all-powerful.
It is important, or I should not ask it." "She is in bed.
They go to bed at eight o'clock." "I know.
Is not that all the better? She has a room to herself, I recollect.
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