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The American

CHAPTER VIII
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My mother sat holding her two hands, and my brother walked up and down the room.

I declared it was revolting and told my sister publicly that if she would refuse, downright, I would stand by her.

I was told to go about my business, and she became Comtesse de Cintre." "Your brother," said Newman, reflectively, "must be a very nice young man." "He is very nice, though he is not young.

He is upward of fifty, fifteen years my senior.

He has been a father to my sister and me.


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