[A Gentleman of France by Stanley Weyman]@TWC D-Link bookA Gentleman of France CHAPTER XIX 8/26
Before finally disappearing, however, he seemed to change his mind once more; for, marching up to me where I stood eyeing him with the utmost astonishment, he stopped before me, and suddenly drawing out his hand, thrust something into mine. 'What is it, man ?' I said mechanically. 'Look!' he answered rudely, breaking silence for the first time.
'You should know.
Why ask me? What have I to do with it ?' I looked then, and saw that he had given me a knot of velvet precisely similar is shape, size, and material to that well-remembered one which had aided me so opportunely in my search for mademoiselle.
This differed from that a little in colour, but in nothing else, the fashion of the bow being the same, and one lappet hearing the initials 'C.
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