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The Hunchback of Notre-Dame: Novel Summary: Book VI Chapter 5

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Book VI Chapter 5

Summary
Esmeralda flees the curses of the recluse who cries out that she will soon be upon the pillory herself. On their way home the three women notice that Eustache no longer has the cake. He explains that a dog ate part and he had only one bite for himself. The boy's mother accuses him of being greedy.

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