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The Masters of the Peaks

CHAPTER IX
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The chevalier was in a splendid uniform of white and silver unstained by the forest.

His thick, fair hair was clubbed in a queue and powdered neatly, and a small sword, gold hilted, hung at his belt.

He was the finest and most gallant figure that Robert had yet seen in the wilderness, the very spirit and essence of that brave and romantic France with which England and her colonies were fighting a duel to the death.

And yet St.Luc always seemed to him too the soul of knightly chivalry, one to whom it was impossible for him to bear any hostility that was not merely official.

His own hand went forward to meet the extended hand of the chevalier.
"We seem destined to meet many times, Mr.Lennox," said St.Luc, "in battle, and even under more pleasant conditions.


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