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In The Fire Of The Forge
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CHAPTER XI
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If Biberli did not put things together shrewdly--" "He would be as oversharp as he has often been already," Heinz interrupted, but he patted Biberli's wet arm as he spoke, and added kindly "Yet every day proves that my Biberli is a true and steadfast fellow; but where in the wide world did you, a schoolmaster, gain instruction in the art of throwing the dice ?" "While we were studying in Paris, with my dead foster brother," replied the servant with evident emotion.

"But now go up, my lord, before the fire alarm, and I know not what else, makes the people upstairs separate.

The iron must be forged during this wild night.

Only a few drops of rain are falling.

You can cross the street dry even without my long garment." While speaking he divested the knight of his robe, and continued eagerly: "Now, my lord, from the coffin, or let us say rather the leaden weight, which oppresses your soul, let a bolt be melted that will strike misfortune to the heart.


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