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Pierre and Jean

CHAPTER IV
18/26

Its springs seemed broken, and the blood rushed through in a flood, unchecked, tossing it with wild surges.
Then in an undertone, as a man speaks in a nightmare, he muttered: "I must know.

My God! I must know." He looked further back now, to an earlier time, when his parents had lived in Paris.

But the faces escaped him, and this confused his recollections.

He struggled above all to see Marechal, with light, or brown, or black hair.

But he could not; the later image, his face as an old man, blotted out all others.


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