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Jack Archer

CHAPTER XIV
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This they had done at Jack's suggestion that it was possible that their presence might be betrayed by a cough or other accidental noise, in which case they knew they would have to fight for their lives.

A few minutes later they heard the tramp of a horse's hoof.

It approached quickly, and the rider halted by the standing figure.
"Is that you, Paul ?" "It is, my lord," the serf said, bowing.
"You are alone ?" "No one had approached the place since I came here a quarter of an hour ago." "It is time for action," the horseman said.

"To-morrow you will come boldly at twelve o'clock to my house, and demand to see me on important business.

You will be shown to my room, where two officers who I wish to have as witnesses will be present.


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