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The American

CHAPTER XII
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Our conclusion has been that we favor your suit.

My mother has desired me to inform you of our decision.
She will have the honor of saying a few words to you on the subject, herself.

Meanwhile, by us, the heads of the family, you are accepted." Newman got up and came nearer to the marquis.

"You will do nothing to hinder me, and all you can to help me, eh ?" "I will recommend my sister to accept you." Newman passed his hand over his face, and pressed it for a moment upon his eyes.

This promise had a great sound, and yet the pleasure he took in it was embittered by his having to stand there so and receive his passport from M.de Bellegarde.


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