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The Puppet Crown

CHAPTER XV
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The Englishman had not stepped above the horizon, and the telegrams to the four ends of the world returned unanswered.

Thus, the chancellor stood alone; the two main props were gone from under.

As he tossed on his pillows he pondered over the apparent reticence and indifference of the archbishop.
All was still in the vicinity of the palaces.

Sentinels paced noiselessly within the enclosures.

In the royal bedchamber the king was resting quietly, and near by, on a lounge, the state physician dozed.
The Captain of the household troop of cuirassiers nodded in the ante-room.
Only the archbishop remained awake.


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