Despard, the Spy: Or, The Fall of Montreal — page 50: what you’re looking at

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48 PREPARD, THE 4PY. “ Am FE not to see him again ?”’ “T can not tell. If there is danger in it, you will see hint rio. more until ihe affair.is over. A woman? Bah! A wo- man: céimplicates every thing: I think you would do us well to return to your house and stay there. Let us work this matter ott in our Own way,” |. She looked at him im surprise., There was a change in him from what he had been when Wilton first saw him. He was bold arid defiant in’ his attitude, and he made no use of his imposing costame, She began to doubt him, atid to wondér who he was. The knowledge. le had ,of the past Kistory of Dujardin’ puzzled her, It reminded her of # 'fam- Hy story, which: had been allowed to die away, in which Du- jardin hat been implicated: in some way not: eotaplantatary to: bim, “T can no go until I know he is‘safe,” she said. “Z wilt let you know.” “ Let me stay here.” ) it impreaihie: mabey will suspect: Thése hounds may be — tee The I must see ‘airs, before I. go.” * You had better not. iy —S Toniast !? , Anselmo closed the parlor door and: drew the’ bolt... This tone, - he approached the fireplace, and: touching a concealed spring in the. ws ai back a amall panel and showed a dark pening. . Putting in his head, he calléd in a. low toié, and withdrew. In 1 a ; moment the face of — appeared: in’ the opening: . sl ‘Bist, said, Anselmo, ra Rou cantiout now. Go close to him and: wl mt ) . Be withdrew. to a ‘small room which: Doane into’ the par- ri The moment he was gone, hande and lips mét,-a they forgot. évery ‘thing except that. they were: lovers.) A half hour assed and Anselmo returned. He i Wilton vases and EComichdooks:. co