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Willy Reilly

CHAPTER XIII
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You know the reward; catch him, and you shall have it." The constables departed; and after they had gone the sheriff said, "Mr.Reilly, I know you well; but I would scorn to avail myself of the circumstance which has thus occurred.

I am aware of the motive which urges Sir Robert Whitecraft against you--so is the whole country.

That penurious and unprincipled villain is thirsting for your blood.

Mr.Hastings, however, has a rod in pickle for him, and he will be made to feel it in the course of time.

The present administration is certainly an anti-Catholic one; but I understand it is tottering, and that a more liberal one will come in.


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