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Kenilworth

CHAPTER VII
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But follow my counsel, and Cumnor Place shall be thy copyhold yet.

Say nothing of this Tressilian's visit--not a word until I give thee notice." "And wherefore, I pray you ?" asked Foster, suspiciously.
"Dull beast!" replied Varney.

"In my lord's present humour it were the ready way to confirm him in his resolution of retirement, should he know that his lady was haunted with such a spectre in his absence.

He would be for playing the dragon himself over his golden fruit, and then, Tony, thy occupation is ended.

A word to the wise.


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