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The Grey Cloak

CHAPTER VIII
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And as a culmination, he would have me wed the daughter of your mortal enemy, his mistress! It is some mad dream, Madame; we shall soon awake." "Even immediately," replied the marquis calmly.

The Chevalier had snuffed more than candles this night.

He had snuffed also the belated paternal spark of affection which had suddenly kindled in his father's breast.

"Your apostrophe, as you are pleased to term the maudlin talk of a drunken fool, is being addressed to my wife." "Well ?" insolently.
"Your mother, while worthy and beautiful, was not sufficiently noble to merit Rubens's brush.


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