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The Forest of Swords

CHAPTER XII
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The only sound he heard was that of a voice, a fresh young voice, singing a French song in a tone low and soft.

He had always liked these little love songs of the kind that were sung in a subdued way.

They were pathetic and pure as a rose leaf.
He might have opened his eyes and looked for the singer, but he did not.
The twilight region between sleep and consciousness was too pleasant.

He had no responsibilities, nothing to do.

He had a dim memory that he had belonged to an army, that it was his business to try to kill some one, and to try to keep from getting killed, but all that was gone now.


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