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while the doctor and his companions were at table in the restaurant at uyeno, they were surprised by the presence of an old acquaintance. mr. a., or "the mystery," who had been their fellow-passenger from san francisco, suddenly entered the room, accompanied by two japanese officials, with whom he was evidently on very friendly terms. they were talking in english, and the two natives seemed to be quite fluent in it, but they evidently preferred to say little in the presence of the strangers. mr. a. was equally disinclined to talk, or even to make himself known, as he simply nodded to doctor bronson and the boys, and then sat down in a distant corner. when the waiter came, he said something to him in a low tone, and in a few minutes the proprietor appeared, and led the way to a private room, where the american and his japanese friends would be entirely by themselves.��there was a striking contrast between the position of louis xvi. and that of his predecessors on the throne of france.��the house of noailles��the court of louis xv.��the dauphin��the dauphine��an evil omen��the queen��the convent of fontevrault��death of mme. th��r��se��the infanta��madame henriette and the duc d��orl��ans��mesdames victoire, sophie, and louise.������d��testables flatteurs, pr��sent le plus funeste,��������
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