[The Star-Chamber, Volume 1 by W. Harrison Ainsworth]@TWC D-Link bookThe Star-Chamber, Volume 1 CHAPTER V 8/10
I am Sir Francis Mitchell." At the mention of this name the young man started, and a deep angry flush overspread his face and brow. Perceiving the effect produced, the wily knight hastened to remove it. "My name, I see, awakens unpleasant associations in your breast," he said; "and your look shows you have been influenced by the calumnies of my enemies.
I do not blame you.
Men can only be judged of by report; and those I have had dealings with have reported ill enough of me.
But they have spoken falsely.
I have done no more than any other person would do. I have obtained the best interest I could for my money; and my losses have been almost equal to my gains.
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