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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXX
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He was in correspondence with the French for six months past, and, now that he believes you dead, he is living in sin with her who was to have been your wife.' "I did not cry out or faint, or anything of that sort.

I only said, 'I am going to the castle, Fritz,' and he came with me.

My brother had turned him out of the house when he usurped my property, but by a still faithful domestic we were admitted, and I, knowing every secret passage in my house, came shoeless from behind some arras, and stood before them as they sat at supper.

I was a ghastly sight.

I had not shaved for a fortnight, and my uniform hung in tatters from my body; round my head was the same bloody white handkerchief with which I had bound up my head at Jena.


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