[The Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue]@TWC D-Link bookThe Wandering Jew CHAPTER I 7/7
Does our big giant grow lazy, master ?" "Goliath is gone out; he must not know that you are returned; above all, the tall old man and the maidens must not see you here--it would make them suspect something." "Where do you wish me to go, then ?" "Into the loft, at the end of the stable, and wait my orders; you may this night have to set out for Leipsic." "As you please; I have some provisions left in my pouch, and can sup in the loft whilst I rest myself." "Go." "Master, remember what I told you.
Beware of that old fellow with the gray moustache; I think he's devilish tough; I'm up to these things--he's an ugly customer--be on your guard!" "Be quite easy! I am always on my guard," said Morok. "Then good luck to you, master!"-- and Karl, having reached the ladder, suddenly disappeared. After making a friendly farewell gesture to his servant, the Prophet walked up and down for some time, with an air of deep meditation; then, approaching the box which contained the papers, he took out a pretty long letter, and read it over and over with profound attention.
From time to time he rose and went to the closed window, which looked upon the inner court of the inn, and appealed to listen anxiously; for he waited with impatience the arrival of the three persons whose approach had just been announced to him..
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