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The Forest of Swords

CHAPTER VI
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He turned his full gaze back to the general, who continued in his deep gruff voice, speaking perfect English: "I understand that you are an American and your name is John Scott." "And duly enrolled and uniformed in the French service," said John, "You can't shoot me as a _franc tireur_." "We could shoot you for anything, if we wished, but such is not our purpose.

I have heard from a captain of Uhlans, Rudolf von Boehlen, a most able and valuable officer, that you are brave and alert." "I thank Captain von Boehlen for his compliment.

I did not expect it from him." "Ah, he bears you no malice.

We Germans are large enough to admire skill and courage in others.

He has spoken of the affair of the wireless.


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