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432 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1915
In that silence he strode up the steps, and entered the rush-strewn hall. As he vanished he heard the hubbub behind him break out anew, fiercer than it had been before. But he nothing heeded it.There can be no doubt Sabatini did this intentionally and I don't pretend otherwise. It both enhances and detracts from the story. By the time I was more than halfway, I just accepted it for what it is. I freely admit, however, I probably won't volunteer for it very often!