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Saracinesca

CHAPTER X
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He was said to possess a number of wigs of different lengths, which he wore in rotation, thus sustaining the impression that his hair was cut from time to time.

In his eye a single eyeglass was adjusted, and as he walked he swung his hat delicately in his tightly gloved fingers.

He wore the plainest of collars and the simplest of gold studs; no chain dangled showily from his waistcoat-pocket, and his small feet were encased in little patent-leather shoes.

But for his painted face, he might have passed for the very incarnation of fashionable simplicity.

But his face betrayed him.
As for Corona, she was dazzlingly beautiful.


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