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The Star-Chamber, Volume 2

CHAPTER XXXI
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To judge from their manner, however, Prince Charles, together with Buckingham and De Gondomar, did not seem unprepared for the announcement.
"Ay," rejoined Osmond to Sir Giles.

"Look on me if you can.

Never should my name have been revealed to you, except at a moment when there should have been no chance of its repetition, on your part, but for my brother's will, of the existence of which I have only been lately aware, and which has obliged me to avow myself.

But for this, I would have remained for ever in obscurity, and have perished as I have lived--the despised Clement Lanyere.

The name of Mounchensey should not have been shamed in me.


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