[The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn by Evelyn Everett-Green]@TWC D-Link bookThe Lost Treasure of Trevlyn CHAPTER 15: Petronella 15/32
Are they our kinsfolk likewise ?" "Ay, verily, inasmuch as our grandam was a Wyvern; and there have been Wyverns of two generations that have wed with the Trevlyns, as thou hast heard in the story of the lost treasure, which I have told to thee.
Sister, it might be that thou mightest find a refuge with them safer than with mine uncle of the bridge, who might perchance think I asked too much were I to bring my sister to him, albeit he is a kind man and a just; but--" "But I trust I may not have to flee," said Petronella, with the same air of shrinking that she had shown before.
"I have borne so much; surely I can bear the rest, until thou hast found the treasure, and all is changed for us.
When thou art rich and great, and high in favour with all, then perchance thou canst prevail even with our stern father, and win his leave to carry hence thy poor little sister.
Till then I will strive to remain." Cuthbert took her hand and held it between his. "Petronella, I like it not--I like not to leave thee here; but it must be as thou desirest.
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