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Veranilda

CHAPTER XXVII
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This did Felix report unwillingly, and only because his master insisted upon knowing all.
'Very like it is true,' commented Basil, forcing a smile.

'You know, my good Felix, that the Emperor would fain have had her adorn his court; and I would rather see her Queen of Italy.

But tell me now, last of all, what talk there has been of me.

Or has my name been happily forgotten ?' 'My dear lord's followers,' replied Felix, 'have not ceased to speak of him among themselves, and to pray for his safety.' 'That I gladly believe.

But I see there is more to tell.


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