[One of Our Conquerors by George Meredith]@TWC D-Link bookOne of Our Conquerors CHAPTER XX 24/32
Nataly held her fast to a music-scroll. Mr.Peridon, sad for the absence and cause of absence of Louise de Seilles,--summoned in the morning abruptly to Bourges, where her brother lay with his life endangered by an accident at Artillery practise,--Mr. Peridon was generally conductor.
Victor was to lead the full force of amateurs in the brisk overture to Zampa.
He perceived a movement of Nataly, Nesta, and Peridon.
'They have come,' he said; he jumped on the orchestra boards and hastened to greet the Luciani with Durandarte in the retiring-room. His departure raised the whisper that he would wield the baton.
An opinion was unuttered.
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