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Jeanne of the Marshes

CHAPTER XIV
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He hasn't the strength of a rabbit, and you and I can carry him down the passage.

If he struggles there's no one to hear him." Cecil pushed his way against the panels and opened the clumsy door.
They groped their way down the passage.
"Faugh!" Forrest exclaimed.

"What smells! Cecil," he added, "I suppose half the village know about this place, don't they ?" "They know that it has been here always," Cecil answered, "but they most of them think that it is blocked up now.

We did try to, Andrew and I, but the masonry gave way.

These lumps on the floor are the remains of our work.


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