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St. Martin’s Summer

CHAPTER XVIII
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It drove the colour from his cheeks and brought great lines of fearful care into sharp relief about his mouth and eyes.
"Madame, we are ruined!" he groaned.
"Tressan," she answered him contemptuously, "you are chicken-hearted.
Listen to me.

Did he not say that he had left his man behind him when he came to Condillac?
Where think you that he left his man ?" "Maybe in Grenoble," answered the Seneschal, staring.
"Find out," she told him impressively, her eyes on his, and calm as though they had never looked upon such sights as that very night had offered them.

"If not in Grenoble, certainly, at least, somewhere in this Dauphiny of which you are the King's Lord Seneschal.

Turn the whole province inside out, man, but find the fellow.

Yours is the power to do it.


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