Chapter 46-2

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"Certainly, your excellency; I saw her put to sea the same evening we quitted Marseilles." "And the yacht." "Was ordered to remain at Martigues." "'Tis well. I wish you to write from time to time to the captains in charge of the two vessels so as to keep them on the alert." "And the steamboat?" "She is at Chalons?" "Yes." "The same orders for her as for the two sailing vessels." "Very good." "When you have purchased the estate I desire, I want constant relays of horses at ten leagues apart along the northern and southern road." "Your excellency may depend upon me." The Count made a gesture of satisfaction, descended the terrace steps, and sprang into his carriage, which was whirled along swiftly to the banker's house. Danglars was engaged at that moment, presiding over a railroad

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