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The Europeans

CHAPTER XI
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"I will do anything you please," she said.
"For instance ?" asked Felix, smiling.
"I will go away.

I will do anything you please." Felix looked at her in solemn admiration.

"Yes, we will go away," he said.

"But we will make peace first." Gertrude looked about her again, and then she broke out, passionately, "Why do they try to make one feel guilty?
Why do they make it so difficult?
Why can't they understand ?" "I will make them understand!" said Felix.

He drew her hand into his arm, and they wandered about in the garden, talking, for an hour..


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