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Pierre and Jean

CHAPTER VIII
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He would gladly have been off that moment, no matter whither, feeling that everything was over, that he could not endure to stay with them, that his presence was torture to them, and that they would bring on him incessant suffering too great to endure.
Jean was talking, chatting with Roland.

Pierre, as he did not listen, did not hear.

But he presently was aware of a pointed tone in his brother's voice and paid more attention to his words.

Jean was saying: "She will be the finest ship in their fleet.

They say she is of 6,500 tons.


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