The Kings Yard a Story of Old Portsmouth
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WARNER'S PRIVILEGES TJ " Very well, " he said. " To begin, I must write a letter, and when it is written, I can intrust it to no one but yourself, and you must deliver it to a man living at Portsmouth. " " There are a great many men in Portsmouth, Mr. Warner. I shall want a plain direction for this pleasant mission. There must be no asking people questions as to where he lives, and so on. " " I will explain — and this is where I ask you to promise, upon your honour as a gentleman, not to divulg...e what is a secret belonging to my Government — I do not care what you may feel to be your duty with regard to myself, but I tell you candidly I am putting this man's life in your hands. " " You want me, then, to put myself in communica- tion with an American spy ? " •' As bad or worse. " " Can there be anything worse ? " "Yes, but I can explain no further, except as I have said, your people suspect me to be this very man — I am sure they do, and this is a great injustice to me. " Warner stopped a moment.
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WARNER'S PRIVILEGES TJ " Very well, " he said. " To begin, I must write a letter, and when it is written, I can intrust it to no one but yourself, and you must deliver it to a man living at Portsmouth. " " There are a great many men in Portsmouth, Mr. Warner. I shall want a plain direction for this pleasant mission. There must be no asking people questions as to where he lives, and so on. " " I will explain — and this is where I ask you to promise, upon your honour as a gentleman, not to divulg...e what is a secret belonging to my Government — I do not care what you may feel to be your duty with regard to myself, but I tell you candidly I am putting this man's life in your hands. " " You want me, then, to put myself in communica- tion with an American spy ? " •' As bad or worse. " " Can there be anything worse ? " "Yes, but I can explain no further, except as I have said, your people suspect me to be this very man — I am sure they do, and this is a great injustice to me. " Warner stopped a moment.
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