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He took it in his cassock and carried it off. The spectators followed him with frightened glances. A moment later, he had disappeared through the "Red Door," which then led from the church to the cloister.

When the first surprise was over, Jehanne de la Tarme bent down to the ear of la Gaultiére,—

"I told you so, sister,—that young clerk, Monsieur Claude Frollo, is a sorcerer."