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Serge Panine

CHAPTER VIII
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We shall see how it will turn out.

Her son-in-law will spend her money and spurn her.' The gossip of disappointed people.

Give them the lie; manage that we shall all live together, and we shall be right against the world." "Do you hope it will be so ?" "I am sure of it," answered the mistress, affectionately pressing the hand of her future son-in-law.
Micheline entered, anxious at the long interview between Serge and her mother.

She saw them hand in hand.

She uttered a joyful cry, and threw her arms caressingly round her mother's neck.
"Well! you are agreed ?" she said, making a gracious sign to Serge.
"He has been charming," replied Madame Desvarennes, whispering in her daughter's ear.


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