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The American

CHAPTER XII
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"Of course I was very young.

He was received very well in our monde." "Not better than Mr.Newman," said Madame de Bellegarde.

"I beg he will offer his arm into the other room.

I could have offered no higher privilege to Dr.Franklin." Newman, complying with Madame de Bellegarde's request, perceived that her two sons had returned to the drawing-room.

He scanned their faces an instant for traces of the scene that had followed his separation from them, but the marquise seemed neither more nor less frigidly grand than usual, and Valentin was kissing ladies' hands with at least his habitual air of self-abandonment to the act.


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