The Refugees by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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page 69 of 474 (14%)
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"When was all this, then?"
"It was yesterday night." "And where is Adele now?" "She is at home." "And this Dalbert?" "Oh, he is there also!" "What! you have left her in his power while you came away to Versailles?" "She is locked in her room." "Pah! what is a lock?" The young man raved with his hands in the air at the thought of his own impotence. "And Pierre is there?" "He is useless." "And Amos Green." "Ah, that is better. He is a man, by the look of him." "His mother was one of our own folk from Staten Island, near Manhattan. She was one of those scattered lambs who fled early before the wolves, |
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