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51
Langdon
still
felt
fuzzy
.
A
visitor
?
His
eyes
focused
now
on
a
crumpled
flyer
on
his
bedside
table
.
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THE
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
OF
PARIS
53
proudly
presents
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AN
EVENING
WITH
ROBERT
LANGDON
55
PROFESSOR
OF
RELIGIOUS
SYMBOLOGY
,
HARVARD
UNIVERSITY
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Langdon
groaned
.
Tonight
s
lecture
a
slide
show
about
pagan
symbolism
hidden
in
the
stones
of
Chartres
Cathedral
had
probably
ruffled
some
conservative
feathers
in
the
audience
.
Most
likely
,
some
religious
scholar
had
trailed
him
home
to
pick
a
fight
.
«
I
m
sorry
,
»
Langdon
said
,
«
but
I
m
very
tired
and
»
«
Mais
,
monsieur
,
»
the
concierge
pressed
,
lowering
his
voice
to
an
urgent
whisper
.
«
Your
guest
is
an
important
man
.
»
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Langdon
had
little
doubt
.
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His
books
on
religious
paintings
and
cult
symbology
had
made
him
a
reluctant
celebrity
in
the
art
world
,
and
last
year
Langdon
s
visibility
had
increased
a
hundred
fold
after
his
involvement
in
a
widely
publicized
incident
at
the
Vatican
.
Since
then
,
the
stream
of
self
-
important
historians
and
art
buffs
arriving
at
his
door
had
seemed
never
-
ending
.
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«
If
you
would
be
so
kind
,
»
Langdon
said
,
doing
his
best
to
remain
polite
,
»
could
you
take
the
man
s
name
and
number
,
and
tell
him
I
ll
try
to
call
him
before
I
leave
Paris
on
Tuesday
?
Thank
you
.
»
He
hung
up
before
the
concierge
could
protest
.
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Sitting
up
now
,
Langdon
frowned
at
his
bedside
Guest
Relations
Handbook
,
whose
cover
boasted
:
SLEEP
LIKE
A
BABY
IN
THE
CITY
OF
LIGHTS
.
SLUMBER
AT
THE
PARIS
RITZ
.
He
turned
and
gazed
tiredly
into
the
full
-
length
mirror
across
the
room
.
The
man
staring
back
at
him
was
a
stranger
tousled
and
weary
.