Chavernay shook his head scornfully. "That will never happen."

The hunchback answered him, coolly: "That will happen, Monsieur de

Chavernay."

At that moment the door opposite to the antechamber opened, and the

figure of a fair girl appeared.

"Your bride approaches," said Gonzague, and moved towards the new-comer,

suddenly pausing with an angry frown as he perceived that she was not

alone, for Gabrielle, very pale, but with courage in her eyes and

determination on her lips, entered the room accompanied by the gypsy girl

Flora. To Flora Gonzague spoke, angrily: "Why are you here? This is no

place for you."

The gypsy looked at him defiantly. "This is my place," she said, "for I

have found my friend, and I think she needs my friendship."

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