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The Phantom of the Opera

CHAPTER IX At the Masked Ball
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Pooh, her only object was to gain a few seconds! ...

She wished to give the Red Death time to escape ...

And, in accents of childish hatred, he said: "You lie, madam, for you do not love me and you have never loved me! What a poor fellow I must be to let you mock and flout me as you have done! Why did you give me every reason for hope, at Perros ...

for honest hope, madam, for I am an honest man and I believed you to be an honest woman, when your only intention was to deceive me! Alas, you have deceived us all! You have taken a shameful advantage of the candid affection of your benefactress herself, who continues to believe in your sincerity while you go about the Opera ball with Red Death! ...
I despise you! ..." And he burst into tears.

She allowed him to insult her.


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