The Black Tulip by Alexandre Dumas père
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Solid as the gate was, and although Gryphus, to do him justice, stoutly enough refused to open it, yet evidently it could not resist much longer, and the jailer, growing very pale, put to himself the question whether it would not be better to open the door than to allow it to be forced, when he felt some one gently pulling his coat. He turned round and saw Rosa. "Do you hear these madmen?" he said. "I hear them so well, my father, that in your place ---- " "You would open the door?" "No, I should allow it to be forced." "But they will kill me!" "Yes, if they see you." "How shall they not see me?" "Hide yourself." "Where?" "In the secret dungeon." |
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