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The Phantom of the Opera

CHAPTER XXI Interesting and Instructive Vicissitudes of a Persian in
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I gave one to the viscount and advised him to hold himself ready to fire, for, after all, Erik might be waiting for us behind the wall.

We were to go by the Communists' road and through the trap-door.
Seeing my pistols, the little viscount asked me if we were going to fight a duel.

I said: "Yes; and what a duel!" But, of course, I had no time to explain anything to him.

The little viscount is a brave fellow, but he knew hardly anything about his adversary; and it was so much the better.

My great fear was that he was already somewhere near us, preparing the Punjab lasso.


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