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The Secret Agent

CHAPTER XII
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He was terrified at the thought that he could not prove the use he made of his time ever since seven o'clock, for he had been skulking about Brett Street.

He was terrified at this savage woman who had brought him in there, and would probably saddle him with complicity, at least if he were not careful.

He was terrified at the rapidity with which he had been involved in such dangers--decoyed into it.

It was some twenty minutes since he had met her--not more.
The voice of Mrs Verloc rose subdued, pleading piteously: "Don't let them hang me, Tom! Take me out of the country.

I'll work for you.


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