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Massacres Of The South (1551-1815) IV

CHAPTER VII
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Now I am sure that the chevalier is out of danger." "If you were so well informed why did you ask me ?" "I only knew it by your asserting the contrary." "What do you mean ?" cried de Jars, who was growing restive under this cold, satirical politeness.
"Do me justice, commander.

The bit chafes, but yet you must acknowledge that I have a light hand.

For a full week you have been in my power.
Have I disturbed your quiet?
Have I betrayed your secret?
You know I have not.

And I shall continue to act in the same manner.

I hope with all my heart, however great would be your grief; that the chevalier may die of his wound.


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