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The Castle Inn

CHAPTER XIII
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'I hope he will play no Ferrers tricks, and disgrace us all.

He is a black desperate fellow, is Dunborough, when he is roused.' The crestfallen tutor could not in a moment recover himself; but he managed to say that he did not think Mr.Dunborough suspected Sir George; and that even if he did, the men had fought once, in which case there was less risk of a second encounter.
'You don't know him,' my lady answered, 'if you say that.

But it is not that I mean.

He'll do some wild thing about carrying her off.

From a boy he would have his toy.


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