[Serge Panine by Georges Ohnet]@TWC D-Link bookSerge Panine CHAPTER IV 30/31
I will courageously atone for my error.
Excuse my weakness, and believe that you will never have a more faithful and devoted friend than I." Micheline gave him her hand, and, smiling, bowed her forehead to his lips.
He slowly impressed a brotherly kiss, which effaced the burning trace of the one which he had stolen a moment before. At the same time a deep voice was heard in the distance, calling Pierre. Micheline trembled. "'Tis my mother," she said.
"She is seeking you.
I will leave you. Adieu, and a thousand thanks from my very heart." And nimbly springing behind a clump of lilac-trees in flower, Micheline disappeared. Pierre mechanically went toward the house.
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