_ BOOK II CHAPTER IV. DEBTS OF HONOUR
       Berenice found the following morning a note from Borrowdean, which caused her some perplexity.
        "If you really care," he said, "to do Mannering a good turn, look his niece up now and then. I am afraid that young woman has rather lost her head since she came to London, and she is making friends who will do her no particular good."
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