[A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)]@TWC D-Link bookA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court CHAPTER XXXVII 9/19
Stop gabbling.
Call the palace." He made the call. "Now, then, call Clarence." "Clarence _who_ ?" "Never mind Clarence who.
Say you want Clarence; you'll get an answer." He did so.
We waited five nerve-straining minutes--ten minutes -- how long it did seem!--and then came a click that was as familiar to me as a human voice; for Clarence had been my own pupil. "Now, my lad, vacate! They would have known _my_ touch, maybe, and so your call was surest; but I'm all right now." He vacated the place and cocked his ear to listen--but it didn't win.
I used a cipher.
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