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The Phantom of the Opera

CHAPTER VII Faust and What Followed
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"That will do, M.Lachenel.

You can go ...

We will lodge a complaint against THE GHOST." "And sack my stable ?" "Oh, of course! Good morning." M.Lachenel bowed and withdrew.

Richard foamed at the mouth.
"Settle that idiot's account at once, please." "He is a friend of the government representative's!" Mercier ventured to say.
"And he takes his vermouth at Tortoni's with Lagrene, Scholl and Pertuiset, the lion-hunter," added Moncharmin.

"We shall have the whole press against us! He'll tell the story of the ghost; and everybody will be laughing at our expense! We may as well be dead as ridiculous!" "All right, say no more about it." At that moment the door opened.


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