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The Lion of Saint Mark

CHAPTER 3: On The Grand Canal
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Therefore when I heard the outcry ahead, I naturally hastened up to do what I could in the matter." "And well you did it," Polani said heartily.

"I trust that the man you felled into the water is he who is the author of this outrage.

I do not think I need seek far for him.

My suspicions point very strongly in one direction, and tomorrow I will lay the matter before the council and demand reparation." "And now, signor, if you will permit me I will take my leave," Francis said.

"The hour is late, and the signoras will require rest after their fright and emotion." "I will see you tomorrow, sir.


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