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The Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector

CHAPTER X
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You know if she dies without issue the property reverts to you." "Yes, mother, the object is worth much more than the paltry sacrifice I ask of you.

Keep yourself quiet, then, and we will accomplish our purposes yet.

I shall set instruments to work who will ripen our projects, and, I trust, ultimately accomplish them." "Why, what instruments do you intend to use ?" "I know the girl's disposition and character well.

I have learned much concerning her from Casey, who is often there as a suitor for the fair hand of her favorite maid.

Casey, however, is a man in whom I can place no confidence; he is too much attached to the rest of the family, and does not at all relish me.


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