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THE PERFIDIOUS DECEIVER WAS, AS MAY PLAINLY BE PERCEIVED, ALREADY SACRIFICING, IN INTENTION, THE POOR GIRL IN ORDER TO OBTAIN MILADY, WILLY-NILLY. THE DISCOVERY OF A COMPLETELY UNKNOWN MANUSCRIPT AT A PERIOD IN WHICH HISTORICAL SCIENCE IS CARRIED TO SUCH A HIGH DEGREE APPEARED ALMOST MIRACULOUS. "MONSIEUR DE TREVILLE?" SAID THE STRANGER, BECOMING ATTENTIVE, "HE PUT HIS HAND UPON HIS POCKET WHILE PRONOUNCING THE NAME OF MONSIEUR DE TREVILLE? FELTON NAMED LORD DE WINTER; THE UNKNOWN WOULD NOT NAME ANYBODY, AND PRETENDED THAT IT WAS TO THE DUKE ALONE HE WOULD MAKE HIMSELF KNOWN.