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The Grey Cloak

CHAPTER XVIII
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It is the sight of you, Monsieur, that rouses fury and unbelief.

We ought never to meet again." "I will go at once," making a movement to rise.
"Wait till I have done.

You will do well to listen, as I swear to God I shall never address a word to you again.

Your death-bed shall be no more to me than my heart has been to you.

Ah, could I but find a way to wring your heart as you have wrung mine! You have wasted your time.
I shall never resume my title, if indeed I have one; I shall never return to France.


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