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The Companions of Jehu

CHAPTER XIII
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She, whose eyes had formerly rested so lovingly upon him, now seemed to view him with alarm.

Only a few moments since, Amelie had profited by the first opportunity to return to her room, the one spot in the chateau where she seemed at ease, and where for the last six months she had spent most of her time.

The dinner-bell alone possessed the power to bring her from it, and even then she waited for the second call before entering the dining-room.
Roland and Sir John, as we have said, had divided their time between their visit to Bourg and their preparations for the morrow's hunt.

From morn until noon they were to beat the woods; from noon till evening they were to hunt the boar.

Michel, that devoted poacher, confined to his chair for the present with a sprain, felt better as soon as the question of the hunt was mooted, and had himself hoisted on a little horse that was used for the errands of the house.


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