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When I ring once, it is for my valet; twice, for mymajordomo; thrice, for my steward,--thus I do not waste a minute or aword. Here he is." A man of about forty-five or fifty entered, exactlyresembling the smuggler who had introduced Franz into the cavern; buthe did not appear to recognize him. It was evident he had his orders.
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