Summary

Portrait of Edgar Wallace Edgar Wallace Number Six and the Borgia — XI. John Welland (1921)

Now, Welland, are you going to be sensible?”
“Have you said all you wanted to say?” asked Welland steadily. “Because, if you have, you can go. I say I am glad I have seen you. It has revived whatever hopes and ambitions were fading from my heart. I have gone through hell fer you, Cæsar Valentine. I have suffered beyond your understanding in order that one day—one day ——” he nodded, and, despite his calm and self-possession, Cæsar felt a cold chill creeping down his spine. He was angry at the thought that any man should bring that thrill of fear to his heart.
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