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Michael Strogoff

CHAPTER XIV MOTHER AND SON
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He did not doubt but that she had recognized her son in this young Siberian.

Now if this son had first renounced his mother, and if his mother renounced him in her turn, it could occur only from the most weighty motive.

Ogareff had therefore no doubt that the pretended Nicholas Korpanoff was Michael Strogoff, courier of the Czar, seeking concealment under a false name, and charged with some mission which it would have been important for him to know.

He therefore at once gave orders for his pursuit.

Then "Let this woman be conducted to Tomsk," he said.
While the soldiers brutally dragged her off, he added between his teeth, "When the moment arrives I shall know how to make her speak, this old sorceress!".


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