[The Merry Men by Robert Louis Stevenson]@TWC D-Link bookThe Merry Men CHAPTER VI 17/27
He foresaw what was coming, and prepared his mind for a vigorous defence. 'Did you ever steal yourself ?' asked Casimir, turning suddenly on Jean- Marie, and for the first time employing a single eyeglass which hung round his neck. 'Yes, sir,' replied the boy, with a deep blush. Casimir turned to the others with pursed lips, and nodded to them meaningly.
'Hey ?' said he; 'how is that ?' 'Jean-Marie is a teller of the truth,' returned the Doctor, throwing out his bust. 'He has never told a lie,' added madame.
'He is the best of boys.' 'Never told a lie, has he not ?' reflected Casimir.
'Strange, very strange.
Give me your attention, my young friend,' he continued.
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