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"But can he leave his room? Is he well enough to move out again?" demanded the baronet impatiently. BUT CAN HE LEAVE HIS ROOM IS HE WELL ENOUGH TO MOVE OUT AGAIN DEMANDED THE BARONET IMPATIENTLY
, the pious lady at last consented to become the pander to his damnable machinations. "Mr. Torrens shall this day write a letter to your nephew and invite him to the Cottage," said the baronet, when the whole plan was fully agreed upon. "Clarence will not of course be suffered to know that any interference on my part has brought about a reconciliation between him and the father of his beloved. The marriage will be hurried on as much as possible, and then Rosamond will become mine! But is Clarence sufficiently recovered from his illness to leave his dwelling?" "He is much better than he was a few days ago," returned Mrs. Slingsby; "but when he first awoke to consciousness, after a month's duration of alarming illness and almost constant delirium, he received a severe shock, which produced a partial relapse. In a word, he inquired concerning the highwayman Thomas Rainford; and, on hearing that he had suffered the penalty of death, he exhibited the most painful and heart-rending emotions. CH CAME FROM HIS LIPS THE PIOUS LADY AT LAST CONSENTED TO BECOME THE PANDAR TO HIS DAMNABLE MACHINATIONS MISTER TORRANCE SHALL THIS DAY WRITE A LETTER TO YOUR NEPHEW AND INVITE HIM TO THE COTTAGE SAID THE BARONET WHEN THE WHOLE PLAN WAS FULLY AGREED UPON CLARENCE WILL NOT OF COURSE BE SUFFERED TO KNOW THAT ANY INTERFERENCE ON MY PART HAS BROUGHT ABOUT A RECONCILIATION BETWEEN HIM AND THE FATHER OF HIS BELOVED THE MARRIAGE WILL BE HURRIED ON AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE AND THEN ROSAMOND WILL BECOME MINE BUT IS CLARENCE SUFFICIENTLY RECOVERED FROM HIS ILLNESS TO LEAVE HIS DWELLING HE IS MUCH BETTER THAN HE WAS A FEW DAYS AGO RETURNED MISSUS SLINGSBY BUT WHEN HE FIRST AWOKE TO CONSCIOUSNESS AFTER A MONTH'S DURATION OF ALARMING ILLNESS AND ALMOST CONSTANT DELIRIUM HE RECEIVED A SEVERE SHOCK WHICH PRODUCED A PARTIAL RELAPSE IN A WORD HE INQUIRED CONCERNING THE HIGHWAYMAN THOMAS RAINFORD AND ON HEARING THAT HE HAD SUFFERED THE PENALTY OF DEATH HE EXHIBITED THE MOST PAINFUL AND HEART RENDING EMOTIONS
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