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A Gentleman of France

CHAPTER XIV
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What is it, man ?' he continued eagerly.
'The watcher is gone, my lord,' the equerry answered.
'And has left no one ?' 'No one that I can see.' We both went into the next room and looked from the windows.

The man was certainly not where we had seen him before.

But the rain was falling heavily, the eaves were dripping, the street was a dark cavern with only here and there a spark of light, and the fellow might be lurking elsewhere.

Maignan, being questioned, however, believed he had gone off of set purpose.
'Which may be read half a dozen ways,' I remarked.
'At any rate, we are fasting,' M.de Rosny answered.

Give me a full man in a fight.


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