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Red Axe

CHAPTER VIII
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What can you do to me in the Inn of the Swan that can equal the end of poor Hans Pulitz--of whom they found neither bone nor hair, took up no fragment of skin or nail, save the golden chain only, tooth-scarred and beslavered, which he wore about his waist.

And the belt you may see for yourselves any day if you give me your company within the Red Tower." Now, as may well be understood, if the Society of the White Wolf was angry before, it was both angry and frightened now, which is a thing infinitely more dangerous.
"Let him die straightway! Let the taunting blasphemer die!" they cried.
And again, for the third time, the hollow voice pronounced my doom.
"It is well," I shouted amid the din.

"It is thrice well.

But look ye to it.

By the morrow's morn there shall not be one of you in your beds--aye, and those whose heads are rolled in the dust shall count yourselves the fortunate ones.


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