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"Entra per me," he read "Enter I will," said Prosper, "and by

you This device," he went on, as he fitted the cuisses, "this

device is not very worthy of Dom Galors It speaks of hurry It

speaks, even, of precipitation, for if he ht have carried his own Galors was flurried If he was

flurried henews, he took my arms, it

must have been news of Isoult He intended to deceive her by passing

forfor himself But

first I must find Spiridion"

He had too much respect for his ene of Galors Galors was no refiner, not subtle; he was

direct When he had to think he held his tongue, so that you should

believe hiht he made haste to act upon

it, because it really es

were correct If the hts

at a time, there would not have been a shred oflipped by the restless water was Spiridion He lay

on his back, thinner and more peaked than ever in life; his yellow

hair made him an aureole He looked like soash half-way through his neck

Prosper leaned upon his punt-pole looking sorrowfully at him