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The Puppet Crown

CHAPTER IX
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These were comparatively new.

It was about thirty feet to the court below.

On the whole, the outlook was discouraging.
"Count," said the distant relative of the house of Amerbach, "how shall I begin ?" "I am not a diplomat, Madame," answered the Colonel.

"If, however, you wish the advice of a soldier, I should begin by asking if my lord the Englishman has those consols about his person." "Fie, count!" she cried, laughing; "one would say that was a prelude to robbery." "So they would.

As for myself, I prefer violence to words.


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