[Serge Panine by Georges Ohnet]@TWC D-Link bookSerge Panine CHAPTER VII 5/22
We, thanks to that delightful agreement, spent a most agreeable summer, and now you do not wish to put an end to that pleasant little excursion made beyond the limits drawn by our Parisian world, so severe, whatever people say about it.
It is not reasonable, and it is imprudent.
If you carry out your menacing propositions, and if you take my future mother-in-law as judge of the rights which you claim, don't you understand that you would be condemned beforehand? Her interests are directly opposed to yours.
Could she hesitate between her daughter and you ?" "Oh! your calculations are clever and your measures were well taken," replied Jeanne.
"Still, if Madame Desvarennes were not the woman you think her--" Then, hesitating: "If she took my part, and thinking that he who was an unloyal lover would be an unfaithful husband--she would augur of the future of her daughter by my experience; and what would happen ?" "Simply this," returned Serge.
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