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The Refugees

CHAPTER XXIII
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I cannot answer for New York or Virginia.

South of Cape Cod, or of New Haven at the furthest, there is no saying what folk will do.

Very sure I am that in Boston or Salem or Plymouth she would see the bridewell and he the stocks for half as much.

Ah!" He shook his head and bent his brows at the guilty couple.
But they and their old relative were far too engrossed with their own affairs to give a thought to the Puritan seaman.

De Catinat had told his tale in a few short, bitter sentences, the injustice that had been done to him, his dismissal from the king's service, and the ruin which had come upon the Huguenots of France.


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