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The Star-Chamber, Volume 1

CHAPTER IX
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"What is your pleasure with me, Sir?
And to what am I to attribute the honour of this visit ?" "Tut! Madame.

You know well enough what brings me hither, and thus attended," he replied.

"I come in pursuance of a notice, served upon you a month ago.

You will not deny having received it, since the officer who placed it in your hands is here present." And he indicated Clement Lanyere.
"_Au contraire_, Sir Giles," Madame Bonaventure replied.

"I readily admit the receipt of a written message from you, which, though scarcely intelligible to my poor comprehension, did not seem as agreeably worded as a _billet-doux.


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