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The Three Cities Trilogy

BOOK II
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The magistrate has my hiring-book, and as for Salvat I simply answered that he worked here for nearly three months last autumn, and then disappeared.

They can look for him themselves! Ah! that magistrate! you can picture him a little fellow with fair hair and cat-like eyes, very careful of his appearance, a society man evidently, but quite frisky at being mixed up in this affair." "Isn't he Monsieur Amadieu ?" asked Pierre.
"Yes, that's his name.

Ah! he's certainly delighted with the present which those Anarchists have made him, with that crime of theirs." The priest listened in deep anxiety.

As his brother had feared, the true scent, the first conducting wire, had now been found.

And he looked at Thomas to see if he also were disturbed.


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