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That the cabman was evidently familiar with the odd address, "Impasse des / Nonnes," brought a measure of relief to Senator Burton's mind, and as he / turned and gazed into the candid eyes of the girl sitting by his side he / was ashamed of his vague suspicions.
The little carriage bowled swiftly across the great square behind which / wound the Rue Saint Ange, up one of the steep, picturesque streets which / lead from thence to the Luxembourg Gardens.