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Under the Red Robe

CHAPTER IX
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But, come here are your seats waiting for you.' 'MILLE TONNERRES!' he muttered, advancing into the room, and glaring at us.
'I am afraid that the ragout is cold,' I continued, peering into the dish and affecting to see nothing.

'The soup, however, has been kept hot by the fire.

But I think that you do not see Madame.' He opened his mouth to swear, but for the moment he thought better of it.
'Who--who put my boots in the passage ?' he asked, his voice thick with rage.

He did not bow to the ladies, or take any notice of their presence.
'One of the men, I suppose,' I said indifferently.

'Is anything missing ?' He glared at me.


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