[The Adventures of a Special Correspondent by Jules Verne]@TWC D-Link bookThe Adventures of a Special Correspondent CHAPTER XIII 8/17
He does not know whether he is asleep or awake. "Open, my friend, I say, open and have confidence.
I have discovered your secret.
I shall say nothing about it.
On the other hand, I may be of use to you." The poor man looks more at ease, although he does not move. "You are a Roumanian, I think," I add, "and I am a Frenchman." "Frenchman? You are a Frenchman ?" And this reply was given in my own language, with a foreign accent. One more bond between us. The panel slips along its groove, and by the light of a little lamp I can examine my No.
11, to whom I shall be able to give a less arithmetical designation. "No one can see us, nor hear us ?" he asked in a half-stifled voice. "No one." "The guard ?" "Asleep." My new friend takes my hands, he clasps them.
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