[Jack Archer by G. A. Henty]@TWC D-Link bookJack Archer CHAPTER XVI 5/28
Now that their enemy is gone, the count will no doubt be let alone.
It was dreadful to think what would have become of the countess and the three girls if their father had been sent to Siberia, and they turned out penniless.
Besides, old fellow, we are a long way from being dead yet. After all, it is only the governor's word against ours, and you may be sure that the count will move heaven and earth to bring matters right." It was dusk before the doctor returned. "I have seen the count," he said, "and the ladies and he were greatly distressed at my news.
It is plain to see that you are prime favorites.
The young ladies were very Niobes.
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