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The Merry Men

CHAPTER V
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'But I divagate (I perceive in a thousand ways that I grow old).

Franchard was at length destroyed in the English wars, the same that levelled Gretz.

But--here is the point--the hermits (for there were already more than one) had foreseen the danger and carefully concealed the sacrificial vessels.

These vessels were of monstrous value, Jean-Marie--monstrous value--priceless, we may say; exquisitely worked, of exquisite material.

And now, mark me, they have never been found.


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