[The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux]@TWC D-Link bookThe Phantom of the Opera CHAPTER XIX The Viscount and the Persian 10/11
In my country, he was known by a name which means the 'trap-door lover.'" "But why do these walls obey him alone? He did not build them!" "Yes, sir, that is just what he did!" Raoul looked at him in amazement; but the Persian made a sign to him to be silent and pointed to the glass ...
There was a sort of shivering reflection.
Their image was troubled as in a rippling sheet of water and then all became stationary again. "You see, sir, that it is not turning! Let us take another road!" "To-night, there is no other!" declared the Persian, in a singularly mournful voice.
"And now, look out! And be ready to fire." He himself raised his pistol opposite the glass.
Raoul imitated his movement.
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