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Massacres Of The South (1551-1815) IV

CHAPTER I
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Naturally the young man wants to cut a figure in the world, and would like to discover the author of his existence, that he may have someone at hand to pay the debts he is going to incur.

We have brought together every scrap of information we could collect as to this person, hoping to find therein a clue that we could follow up.

To be quite open with you, and convince you at the same time how extremely prudent and discreet we must be, I must tell you that we think we have found one, and that it leads to no less a dignitary than a Prince of the Church.
But if he should get wind of our researches too soon everything would be at an end, don't you see?
So keep your tongue between your teeth." "Never fear," said Jeannin.
"Now, that's what I call speaking out as a friend should.

I wish you luck, my gallant Chevalier de Moranges, and until you unearth your father, if you want a little money, my purse is at your service.

On my word, de Jars, you must have been born with a caul.


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