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therwise the whole association will be exposed to the danger of arrest said Mrs. Jarsell [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], lightly; wellit
sounds all very dreadful to a country lady as I am. I wish you had not told me. Why did you tell me?
Because said Dan [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], ironically yilai:
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http://www.pokemont.fora.pl/arena-wody,5/on-the-makaloa-mat-londonjack-publishedabnmsx,22192.html#24052, I look upon you as a friend.
Mrs. Jarsell's face cleared and she smiled. "I am your friend she said in an emphatic way
and believe me
when I say that I am sure Miss Moon is safe."
Thank you replied Dan, agreeably, I am sure also.
Then they parted with mutual complimentssmilesand handshakes.
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When Dan left Mrs. Jarsell he was very well pleased with the promise she had given concerning the safety of
Lillian. He fully believed that shein her role of Queen Beelzebubwould keep that promise faithfullyif only
because her own interests d[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]nded such honesty. The fact that the confession of Penn was in the hands of a
third party to be made use of should anything happen to Miss Moonprevented the Society of Flies from
carrying out the threat made to him at the secret meeting. To save their own lives the members would be
forced--much against their will no doubt --to spare those of Lillian and himself. Dan chuckled at the way in
which he had circumvented the deadly organi