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His mind and his eyes, however, were continually wandering. Three of the
soldiers, he observed, instead of returning to the house, had got them
quietly into a point of vantage in the aisle; and he could not doubt that
they had done so by Sir Oliver's command. Here, then, he was trapped.
Here he must spend the night in the ghostly glimmer and shadow of the
church, and looking on the pale face of him he slew; and here, in the
morning, he must see his sweetheart married to another man before his
eyes.
But, for all that, he obtained a command upon his mind, and built himself
up in patience to await the issue.
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