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Saint Bartholomew’s Eve

CHAPTER 11: Jeanne Of Navarre
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The tables were well nigh full, for there were many strangers in the town.

After a first glance at the newcomer, none paid him any attention.

Pierre and the two men had, in accordance with his instructions, passed the inn they had seen him enter, and put up at other places.
There was a loud buzz of conversation, and Philip listened attentively to that between four gentlemen who had just sat down at the next table to him.

Three of them had come in together, and the fourth joined them, just as Philip's meal was brought to him.
"Well, have you heard any news at the governor's, Maignan ?" one of them asked the last comer.
"Bad news.

Conde and the Admiral are not letting the grass grow under their feet.


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