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Excerpt from Roche-Blanche; Or the Hunters of the Pyrenees, Vol. 2: A Romance
The Prince repeated, that as it should seem, nothing but the certainty of reli gious persecution had hitherto kept Mr. Willoughby from prosecuting his son's rights in England, it would be discord ant with this, to appear doubtful of those rights himself, by suffering his son to enter the crrcles of Paris without assum ing for him the respect and privileges of distinguished blood.
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