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CHAPTER XXI
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Released on: 17/11/2017
of far-off Cathay, was not more imbued with the very spirit of adventure than were St. Hilary an
the Grundewald.
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“Our gondola, far out on the lagoon, hardly moved. But neither Jacqueline nor I, under the red and white striped awning, cared much, and Pietro even dared to light a cigarette.”