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The Path of the King

CHAPTER 7
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Once a fugitive darted out of an entry, to be brought down by a butcher's axe.
"I have never seen worse in the Indies," and Champernoun shivered.

"My stomach turns.

For heaven's sake let us ride down this rabble!" "Patience," said Gaspard, his eyes hard as stones.

"Cursed be he that putteth his hand to the plough and then turns back." They passed several small bodies of Catholic horse, which they greeted with cheers.

That was in the Rue des Poulies; and at the corner where it abutted on the quay before the Hotel de Bourbon, a ferret-faced man ran blindly into them.


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