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THE BLACK MOTH

you, when love came you would count yourself as nought, and her happiness as everything.”

For a moment his Grace was silent, and then back came the old smile, still cynical, yet with less of the sneer in it.

“How very pleasant it must be, Frank, to have one’s prophecies so happily verified!” he purred. “Allow me to felicitate you!”

The End