Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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The doctor bowed. "So I beg you will keep my secret." "Rely upon it." Hunston showed all his old cunning in this speech. Yet all his inquiries, all his researches, availed him nothing. The work of the dead Robert Emmerson remained as before, an inscrutable mystery. It remained the silent executor of its creator's vengeance. Slowly, yet surely fulfilling the blood-stained legend on the steel arm. CHAPTER XV. HUNSTON AGAIN AT WORK-THE DANCING GARDEN--MARIETTA AND HER GOSSIP-GREAT NEWS--THE ARREST--WHAT CHARGE?--MURDER. Hunston's infirmity had told in many ways. He had sunk to be a mere nonentity in the band. Now he was but too pleased to be left at peace when in his great |
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