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Winston of the Prairie

CHAPTER XXVI
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"Or you would not have come?
Then we should have had no opportunity of congratulating you on your triumphant acquittal.

You see, it must be mentioned." "I'm afraid there was a miscarriage of justice," said Winston quietly.
"Still, though it is a difficult subject, the deposition of the man I supplanted went a long way, and the police did not seem desirous of pressing a charge against me.

Perhaps I should have insisted on implicating myself, but you would scarcely have looked for that after what you now know of me." Maud Barrington braced herself for an effort, though she was outwardly very calm.

"No," she said, "no one would have looked for it from any man placed as you were, and you are purposing to do more than is required of you.

Why will you go away ?" "I am a poor man," said Winston.


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