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`` If you think it a wise course you had better lose no time in placing Ethelwynn 's innocence before her lover . You will see him in the morning , I suppose ? '' `` Probably not . He leaves by the eight o'clock train , '' she said . `` When my plans are matured I will call upon him in London . '' `` And if any woman can deceive him , you can , Mary , '' he laughed . `` In those widow 's weeds of yours you could deceive the very devil himself ! ''