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He
broke
down
for
a
moment
,
and
covered
his
eyes
with
his
hands
.
In
an
instant
Margaret
was
beside
him
,
clasping
him
close
,
and
kissing
him
,
and
comforting
him
with
loving
words
.
Then
,
standing
erect
,
with
one
hand
on
his
head
,
she
said
:
"
Father
!
mother
did
not
bid
you
stay
beside
her
,
even
when
you
wanted
to
go
on
that
journey
of
unknown
danger
to
Egypt
;
though
that
country
was
then
upset
from
end
to
end
with
war
and
the
dangers
that
follow
war
.
You
have
told
me
how
she
left
you
free
to
go
as
you
wished
;
though
that
she
thought
of
danger
for
you
and
and
feared
it
for
you
,
is
proved
by
this
!
"
She
held
up
her
wrist
with
the
scar
that
seemed
to
run
blood
.
"
Now
,
mother
's
daughter
does
as
mother
would
have
done
herself
!
"
Then
she
turned
to
me
:
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"
Malcolm
,
you
know
I
love
you
!
But
love
is
trust
;
and
you
must
trust
me
in
danger
as
well
as
in
joy
.
You
and
I
must
stand
beside
Father
in
this
unknown
peril
.
Together
we
shall
come
through
it
;
or
together
we
shall
fail
;
together
we
shall
die
.
That
is
my
wish
;
my
first
wish
to
my
husband
that
is
to
be
!
Do
you
not
think
that
,
as
a
daughter
,
I
am
right
?
Tell
my
Father
what
you
think
!
"
She
looked
like
a
Queen
stooping
to
plead
.
My
love
for
her
grew
and
grew
.
I
stood
up
beside
her
;
and
took
her
hand
and
said
:
"
Mr.
Trelawny
!
in
this
Margaret
and
I
are
one
!
"
He
took
both
our
hands
and
held
them
hard
.
Presently
he
said
with
deep
emotion
:
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"
It
is
as
her
mother
would
have
done
!
"
Mr.
Corbeck
and
Doctor
Winchester
came
exactly
at
the
time
appointed
,
and
joined
us
in
the
library
.
Despite
my
great
happiness
I
felt
our
meeting
to
be
a
very
solemn
function
.
For
I
could
never
forget
the
strange
things
that
had
been
;
and
the
idea
of
the
strange
things
which
might
be
,
was
with
me
like
a
cloud
,
pressing
down
on
us
all
.
From
the
gravity
of
my
companions
I
gathered
that
each
of
them
also
was
ruled
by
some
such
dominating
thought
.
Instinctively
we
gathered
our
chairs
into
a
circle
round
Mr.
Trelawny
,
who
had
taken
the
great
armchair
near
the
window
.
Margaret
sat
by
him
on
his
right
,
and
I
was
next
to
her
.
Mr.
Corbeck
was
on
his
left
,
with
Doctor
Winchester
on
the
other
side
.