’ ‘You mean monsieur le baron, the General Charvill, my grandfather?’ Melusine laid aside on the table the letter she had been studying and turned so that the frame of her nun’s wimple no longer obscured her view. Monsieur could rely upon his special attention, and for the cooking—well, he had his customers, who came from their homes to him year after year. "I could have sworn I saw him enter this passage. . Chapter IX BRENDON’S LUCK Anna sat in a chair in her room and sighed. I hope she falls off the face of the planet. “It was just an hour before teatime,” she remarked.
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