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"Yes—again with child," added the widow; "and on this occasion I intend to turn to a good account what would otherwise be deemed a terrible misfortune." YES AGAIN WITH CHILD ADDED THE WIDOW AND ON THIS OCCASION I INTEND TO TURN TO A GOOD ACCOUNT WHAT WOULD OTHERWISE BE DEEMED A TERRIBLE MISFORTUNE
artial 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." "But can he leave his room? Is he well enough to move out again?" demanded the baronet impatiently. "Yes: he was here yesterday," answered Mrs. Slingsby. "Moreover, a letter conveying to him such joyful news as those which Mrs. Torrens will have to impart, cannot fail to restore him speedily to health and good spirits." "Thus far all goes well," said Sir Henry Courtenay. "And now, Martha, my love, it is your turn to speak." "I have consented to serve you, Henry, in a most difficult and dangerous scheme," observed the lady, after a few moments' reflection; "may I hope for aid and support from you in a plan which _I_ have formed?" "Certainly. Proceed—my curiosity is already excited." "Henry," said Mrs. Slingsby, sinking her voice to a low and serious tone; "I am again——" The baronet started. LIRIUM 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 BUT CAN HE LEAVE HIS ROOM IS HE WELL ENOUGH TO MOVE OUT AGAIN DEMANDED THE BARONET IMPATIENTLY YES HE WAS HERE YESTERDAY ANSWERED MISSUS SLINGSBY MOREOVER A LETTER CONVEYING TO HIM SUCH JOYFUL NEWS AS THOSE WHICH MISTER TORRANCE WILL HAVE TO IMPART CANNOT FAIL TO RESTORE HIM SPEEDILY TO HEALTH AND GOOD SPIRITS THUS FAR ALL GOES WELL SAID SIR HENRY CAUTERNEY AND NOW MARTHA MY LOVE IT IS YOUR TURN TO SPEAK I HAVE CONSENTED TO SERVE YOU HENRY IN A MOST DIFFICULT AND DANGEROUS SCHEME OBSERVED THE LADY AFTER A FEW MOMENTS REFLECTION MAY I HOPE FOR AID AND SUPPORT FROM YOU IN A PLAN WHICH I HAVE FORMED CERTAINLY PROCEED MY CURIOSITY IS ALREADY EXCITED HENRY SAID MISSUS SLINGSBY SINKING HER VOICE TO A LOW AND SERIOUS TONE I AM AGAIN THE BARONET STARTED
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