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On the contrary, Mr. de Valentin has assured us that his scheme has a little more than the moral support of your government." Mr. de Valentin intervened with a little gesture of excitement. "No!" he exclaimed, "I do not. I must not go so far as that. I do not mention any government by name." "Quite right," Mr. Van Reinberg assented, "but the fact's there all the same.
I always have to pay my hotel hills, or I would be put out, but not these fellows. Oh, no! There's some magic about them no known means of support, yet they live like princes. There's one in Manchester now he was up at Cambridge with me, I regret to say. The fact's cost me a good deal first and last.
"It sounds like a piece out of a story-book one of those tales of adventure." "Aye, does it?" said I. "Only, in my case, Mr. Smeaton, fact's been a lot stranger than fiction! You've read all about this Berwick mystery in the newspapers?" "Every word seeing that I was mentioned," he answered. "Then I'll give you the latest chapter," I continued. "You'll know my name when you hear it Hugh Moneylaws.
Ben mounted the steps and took a chair opposite the Englishman. "If you will excuse me," he said, "I would rather not go into details. The fact's enough I am still here. Besides pardon me I did not call to be questioned, but to question. You remember the last time I saw you?" Scotty nodded an affirmative. He had a premonition that the unexpected was about to happen. "Yes," he said.
But she clearly saw her course. "There has never been a galant homme among us, I fear, who has not given his wife, even when she was very charming, the right to be jealous. We know our history for ages back, and the fact's established. It's not a very edifying one if you like, but it's something to have scandals with pedigrees if you can't have them with attenuations.
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