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The American

CHAPTER XVIII
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"Have I given you reason to change your opinion?
Have you found out anything against me?
I can't imagine." "Our opinion," said Madame de Bellegarde, "is quite the same as at first--exactly.

We have no ill-will towards yourself; we are very far from accusing you of misconduct.

Since your relations with us began you have been, I frankly confess, less--less peculiar than I expected.

It is not your disposition that we object to, it is your antecedents.

We really cannot reconcile ourselves to a commercial person.


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