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In the Reign of Terror

CHAPTER V
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If, as I trust, the girls can live undisturbed and unsuspected with their mother's old nurse, it were best that they should remain there until the troubles are finally over, and France comes to her senses again.

If not, I must leave it to you to act for the best.

It is a great trust to place in the hands of a youth of your age; but it is your own choosing, and we have every confidence in you.
"I will do my best to deserve it, sir," Harry said quietly; "but I trust that you and madame la marquise will soon be able to resume your guardianship.

I cannot believe that although just at present the populace are excited to fury by agitators, they can in cold blood intend to wreak their vengeance upon all the classes above them." "I hope you may be right," the marquis said; "but I fear that it is not so.

The people are mad so far.


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