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Man and Wife

CHAPTER THE EIGHTEENTH
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An idea of the devil's own bringing entered his mind.

He looked stealthily round at the man whose life he had saved--at the man who had devotedly served him in return.

A hideous cunning leered at his mouth and peeped out of his eyes.

"Arnold Brinkworth pretended to be married to her at the inn.

By the lord Harry! that's a way out of it that never struck me before!" With that thought in his heart he turned back again to his half-finished letter to Julius.
For once in his life he was strongly, fiercely agitated.


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