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Red Eve

CHAPTER XV
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For two days he had lain senseless.

One night, however, David, who was watching in his chamber, crept into the room where Hugh slept hard by and told them that Sir Geoffrey was awake and calling them.

They rose and went to him.

By the light of the moon which shone in at the open window, that same window through which Lady Carleon had looked toward England ere she passed away, they saw him lying quietly, a happy smile upon his face.
"Friends," he said in a weak voice, "by the mercy of God, I go out of this hell to heaven, or so I think.

But, if indeed this be not the end of the world, I hope that you who have lived so long will continue to live, and I have sent for you to bless you and to thank you both.


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