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Sir Ronald came nearer to Lady Hermione; his face was white and stern, his eyes gleamed with an angry light.
"Let me ask you a plain question, Lady Hermione. Perhaps this conversation had been better left alone. Having commenced it, I must know more than you have said. You must not refuse to answer me. Either you are deceiving me now, or I have been tricked more foully than man ever was before. I must know which it is."