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to get them both out of the country! I'faith, 'twill be a tough job, and tax even the ingenuity of our chief.

I hope I may yet have orders to be of the party." "Have you any special instructions for me ?" "Yes! rather more precise ones than usual.

It appears that the Republican Government have sent an accredited agent over to England, a man named Chauvelin, who is said to be terribly bitter against our league, and determined to discover the identity of our leader, so that he may have him kidnapped, the next time he attempts to set foot in France.

This Chauvelin has brought a whole army of spies with him, and until the chief has sampled the lot, he thinks we should meet as seldom as possible on the business of the league, and on no account should talk to each other in public places for a time.