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The Grey Cloak

CHAPTER IX
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Brother Jacques glanced carelessly in the Chevalier's direction, frowned at some thought, and turned his head away.

The Iroquois had fallen asleep in a chair close to the fire.

In a far corner Victor discovered the form of the Vicomte d'Halluys; he was apparently sleeping on his arms, which were extended across the table.
"Why do I dislike that man ?" Victor asked in thought.

"There is something in his banter which strikes me as coming from a man consumed either by hate or envy." He pushed the Chevalier into the private assembly, followed and closed the door.
"Ah!" The Chevalier sank into a chair.

"Three hours ago I was laughing and drinking in this room.


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