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A Romance of the Republic

CHAPTER XIV
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I wish you also to conceal my having come here to inquire concerning them.

If they ever need assistance, I do not wish them to know or conjecture who their benefactor is.

If you have occasion to call for the money, merely say that an old friend of their father's deposited it for their use." "I will solemnly pledge myself to secrecy," answered the Signor; "and though secrets are not considered very safe with women, I believe Madame may be trusted to any extent, where the welfare of these girls is concerned." "I think you might say rather more than that, my friend," rejoined Madame.

"But that will do.

I promise to do in all respects as the young gentleman has requested, though I trust and believe that his precautions will prove needless.


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