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Old Creole Days

CHAPTER XV
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Somebody had told a lie, and he, having struck upon its sunken surface, was dazed and stunned.

He opened his lips to say he knew not what, when his ear caught the voice of Manuel Mazaro, replying to the greeting of some of his comrades outside the front door.
"He is comin'!" cried the old man.

"Mague you'sev hide, Madjor; do not led 'im kedge you, Mon Dieu!" The Irishman smiled.
"The little yellow wretch!" said he quietly, his blue eyes dancing.

"I'm goin' to catch _him_." A certain hidden hearer instantly made up her mind to rush out between the two young men and be a heroine.
"_Non, non!_" exclaimed M.D'Hemecourt excitedly.

"Nod in de Cafe des Exiles--nod now, Madjor.


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