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Those Extraordinary Twins

CHAPTER VI
3/11

Count Luigi is in command now; but at midnight, possession will pass to my principal, Count Angelo, and--well, you can foresee what will happen.

He will march straight off the field, and carry Luigi with him." "Why! sure enough!" cried the judge, "we have heard something about that extraordinary law of their being, already--nothing very definite, it is true, as regards dates and durations of power, but I see it is definite enough as regards to-night.

Of course we must give Luigi every chance.
Omit all the ceremonial possible, gentlemen, and place us in position." The seconds at once tossed up a coin; Howard won the choice.

He placed the judge sixty feet from the haunted house and facing it; Wilson placed the twins within fifteen feet of the house and facing the judge--necessarily.

The pistol-case was opened and the long slim tubes taken out; when the moonlight glinted from them a shiver went through Angelo.


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