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In the Irish Brigade

CHAPTER 7: In Paris Again
11/31

I got fresh horses for them and rode for Correze, placed an ambush, and turned the tables upon them.

Mike shot the vicomte, and we easily defeated his followers, and rescued the baron and his daughter.

I sent them to Pointdexter under charge of your intendant and followers, and rode hither, hoping against hope that I might find you still alive.

Your two men, who came on here, could have told you that I had escaped." "I did not allow them to speak to monsieur," the surgeon said, "or even to see him.

They are below, greatly grieved at being refused entry; but I told them that any agitation might be fatal to their master, and that they could do nothing for him if they came up; for indeed, up to the time when we extracted the ball, he was unconscious.
"And now, monsieur, I think that it were best you should retire.


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