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A Roman Singer

CHAPTER XVIII
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We call a man a fool, an idiot, a coward, a liar, a traitor, and many other things applicable only to man himself.

However, I will let my description stand, for it is a very good one; and Temistocle could be induced, for money, to adapt himself to almost any description, and he certainly had earned, at one time or another, most of the titles I have enumerated.
He told me, months afterwards, that when he passed through the courtyard, on his way to Hedwig's apartment, he found Benoni seated on the stone bench, smoking a cigarette and gazing into space, so that he passed close before him without being noticed..


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