The Count of Monte Cristo · Reading edition

Note 14
Chapter 77. Haydée

Greek militiamen in the war for independence.—Ed.

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…l that the oars made no noise whatever in striking the water, and when I leaned over to ascertain the cause I saw that they were muffled with the sashes of our Palikares.[14] Besides the rowers, the boat contained only the women, my father, mother, Selim, and myself. The Palikares had remained on the shore of the lake, ready to cover our retreat; they were kneeling on the lowest of the marble steps, and in that manner intended…

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