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A Splendid Hazard

CHAPTER IX
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_The Marseillaise_--" "Ah!" he interrupted, laughing.

"There was a bit of traitor in my fingers just then.

But music should have no country; it should be universal." "Perhaps, generally speaking; but every land should have an anthem of its own.

The greatest composition of Beethoven or Wagner will never touch the heart as the ripple of a battle song." And when Fitzgerald joined them they were seriously discussing Wagner and his ill-treatment in Munich, and of the mad king of Bavaria.
As she had planned, both men noticed the simplicity of her dress.
"It is because she doesn't care," thought Breitmann.
"It is because she knows we don't care," thought Fitzgerald.


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