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The House of the Wolf

CHAPTER XI
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He knew that we had found him out, and cared nothing for it.
And the others cared nothing.

But the thought that if left to myself I should have fallen into the Vidame's cunning trap filled me with new hatred towards him; such hatred and such fear--for there was humiliation mingled with them--as I had scarcely felt before.

I brooded over this, barely noticing what passed in our company for hours--nay, not until the next day when, towards evening, the cry arose round me that we were within sight of Cahors.

Yes, there it lay below us, in its shallow basin, surrounded by gentle hills.

The domes of the cathedral, the towers of the Vallandre Bridge, the bend of the Lot, where its stream embraces the town--I knew them all.


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