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The Companions of Jehu

CHAPTER XII
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PROVINCIAL PLEASURES.
That same day Roland put into execution part of his plans for his guest's amusement.

He took Sir John to see the church of Brou.
Those who have seen the charming little chapel of Brou know that it is known as one of the hundred marvels of the Renaissance; those who have not seen it must have often heard it said.

Roland, who had counted on doing the honors of this historic gem to Sir John, and who had not seen it for the last seven or eight years, was much disappointed when, on arriving in front of the building, he found the niches of the saints empty and the carved figures of the portal decapitated.
He asked for the sexton; people laughed in his face.

There was no longer a sexton.


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