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Not since I parted with him in the road on the morning of Dom Miguel's murder had I seen Paola or heard from him directly.
At that time, after giving me two men who had proved faithful both to me and the Cause, he had ridden on to the house of death-"to breakfast with his sister. " From that moment his actions had been a mystery not only to me but to all his fellow-conspirators.