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The Black Arrow

CHAPTER VII--THE HOODED FACE
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I could see but evilly through this same hood, and was not sure of you, being chiefly, and for many a good cause, astonished at the finding you together.

Moreover, in the open, where I had to go slowly and tap with my staff, I feared to disclose myself.

But see," he added, "this poor shrew begins a little to revive.

A little good canary will comfort me the heart of it." The knight, from under his long dress, produced a stout bottle, and began to rub the temples and wet the lips of the patient, who returned gradually to consciousness, and began to roll dim eyes from one to another.
"What cheer, Jack!" said Dick.

"It was no leper, after all; it was Sir Daniel! See!" "Swallow me a good draught of this," said the knight.


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