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The Honor of the Name

CHAPTER II
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I think, however, that you are needlessly alarmed.

I believe the duke is too noble-hearted ever to allow you to suffer want after the immense service you have rendered him." The old servitor of the house of Sairmeuse laughed a loud, bitter laugh.
"You believe that!" said he; "then you do not know the nobles who have been our masters for ages.

'A., you are a worthy fellow!'-- very coldly said--will be the only recompense I shall receive; and you will see us, me, at my plough; you, out at service.

And if I venture to speak of the ten thousand francs that were given me, I shall be treated as an impostor, as an impudent fool.

By the holy name of God this shall not be!" "Oh, my father!" "No! this shall not be.


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