Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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"Yes. Where to?" "Back to the mountains, where we can always guard what we ourselves have made." "True." Just then there was a commotion in the ball-room, and a voice was heard to cry out-- "The contessa has lost her richest diamonds and other precious stones. There are robbers here. No one must leave the grounds." "By Heaven!" ejaculated Hunston; "we are lost." CHAPTER IV. HUNSTON'S ADVENTURE--MOLE IN A MAZE--HE MEETS AN EVIL SPIRIT-- GROSS OUTRAGE ON HIS WOODEN LEGS--MATHIAS IN TROUBLE-THE ASSASSIN'S KNIFE. Quasimodo, who had detected one of the devils, was Magog Brand. The audacity of the fearless Greek had carried him through so far, but Quasimodo had spoilt him at last. |
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