m on him. And anon, when Mme. la
Duchesse engaged Dr. Scott in a close and heated argument, Bobby felt
sweet-scented lips pressed against his own.

THE END

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Transcriber's note:

The original text is inconsistent regarding the spelling and
hyphenation of some words. Except when noted in the corrections
below, the spelling of individual words has been left as it was
in the original edition, even when the same word is spelled
differently elsewhere in the text.

In Chapter I, a quotation mark has been added after "for a rainy day.";
and a period has been added after "'To Grenoble?' exclaimed de Marmont".

In Chapter II, "experiences which I gleamed in exile" has been changed
to "experiences which I gleaned in exile"; and "a sterotyped smile" has
been changed to "a stereotyped smile".

In Chapter IV, "The dim has become deafening" has been changed to "The
din has become deafening"; and "brief comamnds to his sergeant" has been
changed to "brief commands to his sergeant".

In Chapter VII, "the conquerer of Austerlitz" has been changed to "the
conqueror of Austerlitz"; and "the fugutive royalists rallied" has been
changed to "the fugitive royalists rallied".

In Chapter VIII, "from the Gulf of Juan to the gates of the Tuileries"
has been changed to "from the Gulf of Jouan to the gates of the
Tuileries"; "from the gulf of Juan in the wake of his eagle" has been
changed to "from the gulf of Jouan in the wake of his eagle"; "neither
sleep not yet wakefulness" has been changed to "neither sleep nor yet
wakefulness"; and "that she had not desponded more warmly to his kiss"
has been changed to "that she had not responded more warmly to his
kiss".

In Chapter X, "those black-coated Brunswickers who longer to fly" has
been changed to "those black-coated Brunswickers who longed to fly".

No other corrections have been made to the original text.

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