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| 45 | 117 | I was, of View more quotes about course">course, not eager to enlist my services in obscure causes. |
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| 45 | 114 | "This is not what troubles me," I said. |
| 45 | 115 | "It is something different. |
| 45 | 116 | I learned that I was to be conducted to a rendezvous in the forest, to encounter some who might enlist my services. |
| 45 | 117 | I was, of course, not eager to enlist my services in obscure causes. |
| 45 | 118 | I was then informed that an influence might be exerted over me. |
| 45 | 119 | I was told that they would have a hold over me, in the nature of a woman. |
| 45 | 120 | This made little sense to me, and, apparently, not to my informant, either, she who then still regarded herself as Miss Margaret Wentworth. |