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The Star-Chamber, Volume 2

CHAPTER XXXI
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I resolved not to interfere with your career of villany till you were full-blown in crime; and though I have had some difficulty in holding back my hand, I have been patient.

The hour at length has arrived, and I hold you firmly in my grasp.

I have crushed in pieces the whole of the fabric you have been at such pains to rear.

Your estates and all your possessions will be forfeited to the Crown; and, if you escape with life, you will bear the indelible marks of disgrace which you have inflicted upon me!" Overpowered by what he heard, Sir Giles threw himself at the feet of Charles.
"Do not sue to me, Sir," replied the Prince, regarding him with stern displeasure.

"Enough for you to know that I have been in this much-injured gentleman's secret.


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