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The Betrayal

CHAPTER XXVI
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"He asked me certain questions which I was glad to be able to answer on your behalf.

He also entrusted me with a note, which I have here in my pocket." He produced it and laid it upon the table.

I made no movement to take it.
"The details of your family history," the Duke said, "are unknown to me.
But if the advice of an old man is in any way acceptable to you, I should strongly recommend you to accept any offer of friendship which Sir Michael may make.

He is an old man, and he is possessed of considerable wealth.

Further, I gather that you are his nearest relative." "Sir Michael was very cruel to my mother, sir," I said slowly.
"You have nothing to gain by the harbouring of ancient grievances," the Duke replied.


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