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The Baronet’s Bride

CHAPTER XXIX
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Do not disturb him.

Will you come up to your old rooms and remove your things ?" They followed her.

They had come to stay until the suspense was ended--to take care of the son and brother.
Lady Kingsland wrung her hands in a paroxysm of mortal anguish in the solitude of her own room.
"Oh, my God!" she cried, "have mercy and spare! My son, my son, my son! Would God I might die to save you from the worse horrors to come!" All that day, all the next, and the next, and the next, the fruitless search for the murdered bride was made.

All in vain; not the faintest trace was to be obtained.
Mr.Parmalee was searched for high and low.

Immense rewards were offered for the slightest trace of him--immense rewards were offered for the body of the murdered woman.


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