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Uncle Bernac

CHAPTER VII
10/11

'As it happens, he interfered to save my life last night.' 'To save your life! From whom ?' 'From two conspirators whose plans I had chanced to discover.' 'Conspirators!' She looked at me in surprise.
'They would have killed me if he had not intervened.' 'It is not his interest that you should be harmed yet awhile.

He had reasons for wishing you to come to Castle Grosbois.

But I have been very frank with you, and I wish you to be equally so with me.

Does it happen--does it happen that during your youth in England you have ever--you have ever had an affair of the heart ?' Everything which this cousin of mine said appeared to me to be stranger than the last, and this question, coming at the end of so serious a conversation, was the strangest of all.

But frankness begets frankness, and I did not hesitate.
'I have left the very best and truest girl in the world behind me in England,' said I.


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