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Chapter 19 A PAGE FROM MYTHOLOGY BY THE WAY AND A LETTER
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Released on: 30/11/2017
A man's brain can accept only so many blows or surprises at one time; after that he becomes dazed, incapable of lucid thought. At this moment it seemed to the Chevalier that he was passing through some extravagant dream. The marquis was unreal; yonder was a vapor assuming the form of a woman. He stared patiently, waiting for the dream to dissolve.
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