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... disguise because I was afraid to come otherwise.' .Afraid laughed Tor; 'that', good. Afraid of what!' • Of you.' 'Of me! Good heaven.! why!' Now just be serious a moment, and pot yourself in my place. I knew you had adopted my name, passed yourself off an ...
... To trouble you with any details of my personal history would be equally unnecessary and uninterestieg, but you must kindly allow me togive you the briefest sketch of certain events which led to my going to America, and so coniim: into contact with - the ...
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... cried Lyster ' springing to his feet with a face pale. Not Roll?' No, no, not Rolt, but Me Prior; Mr Prior, senior.' 'Good heavens, Mr Lyster, how pale you are! What is the matter? You look as though you had seen a ghost.' Ghost!' cried Lyster, feebly, ...