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St. Martin’s Summer

CHAPTER XIII
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Though, should there be signs of any one stirring even then, you had better wait till later.

It were foolish to risk having our going prevented for the sake of leaving a half-hour earlier." "Depend upon me," Arsenio answered him.

"When I open the door of your tower I shall whistle to you.

The key of the postern hangs on the guardroom wall.

I shall possess myself of that before I come." "Good," said Garnache, "we understand each other." And on that they might have parted there and then, but that there happened in that moment a commotion at the gate.


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