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The Foreigner

CHAPTER VI
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Soon his victim lay still, looking up into his assailant's face in surprise, fear and rage unspeakable.
"Rosenblatt," said the bearded man in a soft voice, "you know me--me ?" "No," gasped Rosenblatt in terrible fury, "what do you--" "Look," said the man.

With his free hand he swept off the black beard which he stuffed into his pocket.
Rosenblatt looked.

"Kalmar!" he gasped, terror in his eyes.
"Yes, Kalmar," replied the man.
"Help!--" The cry died at his teeth.
"No, no," said Kalmar, shutting his fingers upon his windpipe.
"No noise.

We are to have a quiet moment here.

They are all too busy to notice us.


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