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The Castle Inn

CHAPTER XII
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'In proof of which I am going to make a strange request, Sir George.

Do not misunderstand it.

And yet--it is only that before you leave here--whatever be the circumstances under which you leave--you will see me for five minutes.' Sir George stared, bowed, and muttered 'Too happy.' Then observing, or fancying he observed, that she was anxious to be rid of him, he took his leave and went into the house.
For a man who had descended the stairs an hour before, hipped to the last degree, with his mind on a pistol, it must be confessed that he went up with a light step; albeit, in a mighty obfuscation, as Dr.
Johnson might have put it.

A kinder smile, more honest eyes he swore he had never seen, even in a plain face.

Her very blushes, of which the memory set his _blase_ blood dancing to a faster time, were a character in themselves.


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