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A Roman Singer

CHAPTER XV
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He had travelled far, had sung lustily, and had been applauded to the skies; and he had seen the great world.

But there was more than all that in his face.

There were lines of care and of thought that well became his masculine features.

There was a something in his look that told of a set purpose, and there was a light in his dark eyes that spoke a world of warning to anyone who might dare to thwart him.

But he seemed thinner, and his cheeks were as white as the paper I write on.
Some men are born masters, and never once relax the authority they exercise on those around them.


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