Chapter 19-2

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Rostand tugged on the reins, and the cart trundled away up the street towards the stonemason’s yard, through its gates and to Bruno’s workshop, which stood in a far corner. Marius jumped down and called, “Bruno! Anyone there?” A short, rotund man in a leather apron came out. “Master Marius, good morning to you — and to you, Rostand.” “Good morning, Bruno. Is everything ready?” Marius had sent a note to Clément stating his requirements to set up the new courtroom, and the Pontiff had readily agreed to fund ‘le tout nécessaire’ — whatever was needed — eager to facilitate his new Magistrate. le tout nécessaire’ — Bruno answered, “Ay, I finished the last seat just yesterday.” He was responsible for all day-to-day joinery work in and around the Palace, but his first love was decorative woo

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