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Clotelle

CHAPTER XI
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At heart, however, Isabella felt uneasy, and this uneasiness would at times show itself to the young man.

At last, and with a great effort, she said,-- "Now, hear Henry, if I am in the way of your future happiness, say so, and I will release you from any promises that you have made me.

I know there is no law by which I can hold you, and if there was, I would not resort to it.

You are as dear to me as ever, and my thoughts shall always be devoted to you.

It would be a great sacrifice for me to give you up to another, but if it be your desire, as great as the sacrifice is, I will make it.


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