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No , she must never know . And I am not afraid of Mr. Clifford ; he will forgive you with all his heart ; and he will be made glad in his old age . I will go down with you this evening . There is a train at four o'clock , and we shall reach Riversborough at eight . Be at the station to meet me . '' `` You know , '' said Jean Merle , `` that the lapse of years does not free one from trial and conviction ? Mr. Clifford can give me into the hands of the police at once ; and to-night may see me lodged in Riversborough jail , as if I had been arrested fourteen years ago .