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The Three Cities Trilogy

PART IV
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"He has a fine bearing, whatever folks may say.

Dress him up in velvet and gold, and what a splendid, unscrupulous, fifteenth-century adventurer he would make!" Prada entered the room, looking quite gay, in fact, almost triumphant.
And above his large, white shirtfront, edged by the black of his coat, he really had a commanding, predacious expression, with his frank, stern eyes, and his energetic features barred by a large black moustache.

Never had a more rapturous smile of sensuality revealed the wolfish teeth of his voracious mouth.

With rapid glances he took stock of the women, dived into their very souls.

Then, on seeing Lisbeth, who looked so pink, and fair, and girlish, his expression softened, and he frankly went up to her, without troubling in the slightest degree about the ardent, inquisitive eyes which were turned upon him.


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