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The American

CHAPTER XI
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For the girl herself, you may be at rest.

I don't know what harm she may do to me, but I certainly can't hurt her.

It seems to me," said Newman, "that you are very well matched.

You are both hard cases, and M.Nioche and I, I believe, are the only virtuous men to be found in Paris." Soon after this M.de Bellegarde, in punishment for his levity, received a stern poke in the back from a pointed instrument.

Turning quickly round he found the weapon to be a parasol wielded by a lady in green gauze bonnet.


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