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The Phantom of the Opera

CHAPTER XVIII The Commissary, The Viscount and the Persian
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He went up to the commissary and spoke to him in a whisper.
It was doubtless a detective come to deliver an important communication.
During this conversation, M.Mifroid did not take his eyes off Raoul.
At last, addressing him, he said: "Monsieur, we have talked enough about the ghost.

We will now talk about yourself a little, if you have no objection: you were to carry off Mlle.

Christine Daae to-night ?" "Yes, M.le Commissaire." "After the performance ?" "Yes, M.le Commissaire." "All your arrangements were made ?" "Yes, M.le Commissaire." "The carriage that brought you was to take you both away...

There were fresh horses in readiness at every stage ..." "That is true, M.le Commissaire." "And nevertheless your carriage is still outside the Rotunda awaiting your orders, is it not ?" "Yes, M.le Commissaire." "Did you know that there were three other carriages there, in addition to yours ?" "I did not pay the least attention." "They were the carriages of Mlle.

Sorelli, which could not find room in the Cour de l'Administration; of Carlotta; and of your brother, M.le Comte de Chagny..." "Very likely..." "What is certain is that, though your carriage and Sorelli's and Carlotta's are still there, by the Rotunda pavement, M.le Comte de Chagny's carriage is gone." "This has nothing to say to ..." "I beg your pardon.


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