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The Long Night

CHAPTER X
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He had passed at sight of the youth into the other of the two conditions between which his days were divided.

His eyes glittered, his hands trembled.

"Have you done anything ?" he asked eagerly; and the voice in which he said it surprised the young man.

"Have you done anything ?" "As to Basterga, do you mean, Messer Syndic ?" "As to what else?
What else ?" "No, Messer Blondel, I have not." "Nor learned anything ?" "No, nothing." "But you don't mean--to leave it there ?" Blondel cried, his voice rising high.

And he sat down and rose up again.


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