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The Grey Cloak

CHAPTER X
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Proceed." "Well, I distrust you at this moment, for I know not what your purpose is to speak of affronts and refuse to let me give satisfaction.

I distrust and dislike you for the manner in which you approached the Chevalier tonight.

There was in your words a biting sarcasm and contempt which, he in his trouble did not grasp.

And let me tell you, Monsieur, if you ever dare mention publicly the Chevalier's misfortune, I shall not wait for you to draw your sword." The vicomte swung about his scabbard and began lightly to tap the floor with it.

Here and there a cinder rose in dust.


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