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Molyneux took the wig and the beard into the writing-room, leaving the girl staring with amazement into the hole in the floor.
After a minute or two of silent contemplation, Hope Thellusson turned and entered the adjoining room. It was with difficulty that she repressed a scream when she saw standing before her a figure that had many a time haunted her dreams. It was the red-bearded bushranger who had stuck up the mail coach near Macdonald's place on the night that she was travelling up to Goulburn to visit Sir Francis Maynard.