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The Grey Cloak

CHAPTER IV
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." He stopped.

Victor de Saumaise, his friend, his comrade in arms, Victor the gay and careless, who was without any influence save that which his cheeriness and honesty and wit gave him! Victor the poet, the fashionable Villon, with his ballade, his rondeau, his triolet, his chant-royal!--Victor, who had put his own breast before his at Lens! The Chevalier regained his composure, he saw his way clearly, and said quietly: "I have not worn my grey cloak since the king's party at Louvre.

I can only repeat that I was not in Paris last night.

I slept at the Pineapple at Fontainebleau.

Having no money, I pawned my ring for a night's lodging.


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