Ten Years Later by Alexandre Dumas père
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The young man turned round, surprised, and saw a dark
complexioned girl, who, with a finger on her lip, held out her other hand to him. This young lady was an utter stranger. CHAPTER 3 The Interview. Raoul made one step towards the girl who thus called him. "But my horse, madame?" said he. "Oh! you are terribly embarrassed! Go yonder way -- there is a shed in the outer court: fasten your horse, and return quickly!" "I obey, madame." Raoul was not four minutes in performing what he had been directed to do; he returned to the little door, where, in the gloom, he found his mysterious conductress waiting for him, on the first steps of a winding staircase. "Are you brave enough to follow me, monsieur knight errant?" |
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