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20192	Levett Yeats, S. (Sidney)	Orrain: A Romance			.txt	text/plain	91378	6275	91	"_Au revoir_!" said Lorgnac, but as he reached the door he turned to me. mademoiselle's face, and as I looked there came to me a sting of regret "An evil-looking man," Pierrebon thought, as he glanced at Malsain "Go to him!" I said; and turning to mademoiselle: "Come! "I know not," I answered; and turning to mademoiselle, said: "We have "Monsieur," said a voice, "will you have the goodness to follow me?" Diane let her hand fall from De Ganache's arm and turned to me in petals of a half-open rose, and turning I met Diane's look, and lifted Monsieur de Ganache saw the surprised look on my face, which little man made no reply, but addressing Diane said: "The Queen has mademoiselle placed her hand on the arm of the little man, saying: "Orrain," she said, her face half turned from me, for she was looking	./cache/20192.txt	./txt/20192.txt