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 BOOK V.

CHAPTER I.

DECLARATION OF FAITH. Monday afternoon at the end of October—three months had gone by since the trial—Waymark carried his rents to St. John Street Road as usual. He found Mr. Woodstock on the point of going out.

"Can you spare a couple of hours or so?" asked the latter.

"Quite well."

"I'm going over to Fulham. You may as well come with me."

Of the object in view Waymark knew nothing. They took a hansom, and drove westward

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