[Under the Red Robe by Stanley Weyman]@TWC D-Link bookUnder the Red Robe CHAPTER XI 9/41
All traces of the soldiers' occupation had been swept away.
But the room was empty. She led me to the fire, and there in the full light, no longer a shadowy creature, but red-lipped, brilliant, throbbing with life and beauty, she stood opposite me--her eyes shining, her colour high, her breast heaving. 'Do I believe it ?' she said in a thrilling voice.
'I will tell you.
M. de Cocheforet's hiding-place is in the hut behind the fern-stack, two furlongs beyond the village on the road to Auch.
You know now what no one else knows, he and I and Madame excepted.
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