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The Lost Stradivarius

CHAPTER XI
13/17

It was evident that John was playing in this gallery.

We crossed the landing, treading carefully and making no noise with our naked feet, for both of us had been too excited even to think of putting on shoes.
We could now see the whole length of the gallery.

My poor brother sat in the oriel window of which I have before spoken.

He was sitting so as to face the picture of Adrian Temple, and the great windows of the oriel flung a strong light on him.

At times a cloud hid the moon, and all was plunged in darkness; but in a moment the cold light fell full on him, and we could trace every feature as in a picture.


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