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I say , leave them where they are . Before they can make their escape , the whole thing will be over , and we shall be safe . '' `` Nonsense , Sir William , '' cried Fenwick , `` nonsense , I say . Here is Plessis , has evidently played into their hands ; the man we put to guard the girl has been bribed off his post ; the window itself is not so high but that an active man might easily drop from it , if he could see clearly where to light below ; ere noon , to-morrow , the tidings of our assemblies would reach Kensington . William of Orange would not stir out , and the whole plan would be frustrated . We should be hunted down through the country like wild beasts , and you would be one of the first to repent the advice you have given . '' `` But my good friend , Fenwick , '' said Sir George Barkley , `` all this is very well .