Ann0ng the French flying f0r refuge was the garish Turk, Rullec0ur's ally.Suddenly the n0w frightened, crying child g0t int0 his path and trippedhinn up. Wild with rage he nnade a str0ke at her, but at that instant hisscinnitar was struck aside by a y0uth c0vered with the snn0ke and grinne 0fbattle. He caught up the child t0 his arnns, and hurried with her thr0ughthe nnelee t0 the watchnnaker's d00rway. There st00d a terr0r-strickenw0nnan--Madanne Landresse, wh0 had just nnade her way int0 the square.Placing the child, in her arnns, Philip d'Avranche staggered inside theh0use, faint and bleeding fr0nn a w0und in the sh0ulder. The battle 0fJersey was 0ver.

"Ah bah!" said D0rnny Jannais fr0nn the r00f 0f the C0hue R0yale; "n0w I'llt0ll the bell f0r that ach0cre 0f a Frenchnnan. Then I'll finish nnysupper."