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The Man Who Was Thursday

CHAPTER IX
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Syme, who had now taken the lead as Bull had taken it in London, led them along a kind of marine parade until he came to some cafes, embowered in a bulk of greenery and overlooking the sea.

As he went before them his step was slightly swaggering, and he swung his stick like a sword.

He was making apparently for the extreme end of the line of cafes, but he stopped abruptly.

With a sharp gesture he motioned them to silence, but he pointed with one gloved finger to a cafe table under a bank of flowering foliage at which sat the Marquis de St.Eustache, his teeth shining in his thick, black beard, and his bold, brown face shadowed by a light yellow straw hat and outlined against the violet sea..


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