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The Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers

CHAPTER XXV
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And all the time, through his idle musings, he could hear one sentence ringing in his ears, the last that his lawyer had said to him after the long consultation of the afternoon.
"I am sorry to tell you that you are incontestably a married man." Everything repeated it.

The hoofs of the cab-horse that took him to the station had hammered it out remorselessly all the way.

The engine had caught it up, and repeated it with unvarying, endless iteration.

The newspapers were full of it.

When Dare turned to them in desperation he saw it written in large letters across the sham columns.


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