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Ten Years Later

CHAPTER 24
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Monk perceived this, and his mistrust returned.
"Here is a man," said he, "who is laying a snare for me.

So you wish to withdraw this money, monsieur," replied he, "as I understand ?" "If you please, my lord." "To-day ?" "This very evening, and that on account of the circumstances I have named." "But, monsieur," objected Monk, "General Lambert is as near the abbey where you have to act as I am.

Why, then, have you not addressed yourself to him ?" "Because, my lord, when one acts in important matters, it is best to consult one's instinct before everything.

Well, General Lambert does not inspire me with so much confidence as you do." "Be it so, monsieur.

I shall assist you in recovering your money, if, however, it can still be there; for that is far from likely.


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