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Fromont and Risler

CHAPTER XIII
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Never a word, never a call.

For my part, you understand, I snap my fingers at them, but it really wounds these ladies." "Oh, papa!" said Desiree hastily, "you know very well that we are too fond of Sidonie to be offended with her." The actor smote the table a violent blow with his fist.
"Why, then, you do wrong.

You ought to be offended with people who seek always to wound and humiliate you." He still had upon his mind the refusal to furnish funds for his theatrical project, and he made no secret of his wrath.
"If you knew," he said to Frantz, "if you knew how money is being squandered over yonder! It is a great pity.

And nothing substantial, nothing sensible.

I who speak to you, asked your brother for a paltry sum to assure my future and himself a handsome profit.


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