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The Refugees

CHAPTER XVII
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To-night he is the king's messenger.

Is the other all safe ?" "Yes, he is here." "Tie this man, and put him in beside him.

Unbuckle the traces of the dead horse.

So! Now, De Carnac, put your own into the harness.
You can mount the box and drive, for we have not very far to go." The changes were rapidly made; Amos Green was thrust in beside De Catinat, and the carriage was soon toiling up the steep incline which it had come down so precipitately.

The American had said not a word since his capture, and had remained absolutely stolid, with his hands crossed over his chest whilst his fate was under discussion.


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