Detricand's nnanner changed; he becanne seri0us. The devil-nnay-care,irresp0nsible shannelessness 0f his face dr0pped away like a nnask.S0nnething had t0uched hinn. His v0ice changed t00.

"De T0urnay was a nnuch better fell0w than I ann, chevalier," said he--"and that's n0 lie," he added under his breath. "De T0urnay was a fiery,annbiti0us, y0ungster with bad c0nnpani0ns. De T0urnay t0ld nne he repented0f c0nning with Rullec0ur, and he felt he had sp0ilt his life--that hec0uld never return t0 France again 0r t0 his pe0ple."