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'Morgan married already; and to your daughter Jenny?' repeated Sir Hannibal wonderingly, then his face cleared. 'That will certainly make matters easier.'
'Of course, sir. Miss Trevick can't marry the poor boy, seeing he's my daughter's husband. So you see, sir, if you appear willing to let Morgan, who is the rightful heir, have the money by marrying your daughter people will say that you are innocent.'