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The Europeans

CHAPTER XII
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In the afternoon, with Gertrude, he got into one of the boats and floated about with idly-dipping oars.

They talked a good deal of Mr.Brand--though not exclusively.
"That was a fine stroke," said Felix.

"It was really heroic." Gertrude sat musing, with her eyes upon the ripples.

"That was what he wanted to be; he wanted to do something fine." "He won't be comfortable till he has married us," said Felix.

"So much the better." "He wanted to be magnanimous; he wanted to have a fine moral pleasure.
I know him so well," Gertrude went on.


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