The Three Eyes

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Leblanc Maurice. The Three Eyes

CHAPTER I. BERGERONNETTE

CHAPTER II. THE "TRIANGULAR CIRCLES"

CHAPTER III. AN EXECUTION

CHAPTER IV. NOËL DORGEROUX'S SON

CHAPTER V. THE KISS

CHAPTER VI. ANXIETIES

CHAPTER VII. THE FIERCE-EYED MAN

CHAPTER VIII "SOME ONE WILL EMERGE FROM THE DARKNESS"

CHAPTER IX. THE MAN WHO EMERGED FROM THE DARKNESS

CHAPTER X. THE CROWD SEES

CHAPTER XI. THE CATHEDRAL

CHAPTER XII. THE "SHAPES"

CHAPTER XIII. THE VEIL IS LIFTED

CHAPTER XIV. MASSIGNAC AND VELMOT

CHAPTER XV. THE SPLENDID THEORY

CHAPTER XVI. WHERE LIPS UNITE

CHAPTER XVII. SUPREME VISIONS

CHAPTER XVIII. THE CHÂTEAU DE PRÉ-BONY

CHAPTER XIX. THE FORMULA

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What was known at Meudon as Noël Dorgeroux's Yard was a piece of waste-land in which the paths were lost amid the withered grass, nettles and stones, amid stacks of empty barrels, scrap-iron, rabbit-hutches and every kind of disused lumber that rusts and rots or tumbles into dust.

Against the walls and outer fences stood the workshops, joined together by driving-belts and shafts, and the laboratories filled with furnaces, pneumatic receivers, innumerable retorts, phials and jars containing the most delicate products of organic chemistry.

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"Leave me alone. I want to go indoors."

"But you can't, Bérangère."

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