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Kenilworth

CHAPTER VII
19/28

Farewell! I must follow him." He turned his horse, struck him with the spurs, and rode off under the archway in pursuit of his lord.
"Would thy occupation were ended, or thy neck broken, damned pander!" said Anthony Foster.

"But I must follow his beck, for his interest and mine are the same, and he can wind the proud Earl to his will.

Janet shall give me those pieces though; they shall be laid out in some way for God's service, and I will keep them separate in my strong chest, till I can fall upon a fitting employment for them.

No contagious vapour shall breathe on Janet--she shall remain pure as a blessed spirit, were it but to pray God for her father.

I need her prayers, for I am at a hard pass.


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