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The Tragic Comedians

CHAPTER VII
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I write when I have matter in me and in the direction it presses for, otherwise not one word!' 'I would never ask you to sell yourself,' said Clotilde.

'I would rather be in want of common comforts.' He squeezed her wrist.

They were again in front of the black-draped blighted tree.

It was the sole tree of the host clad thus in scurf bearing a semblance of livid metal.

They looked at it as having seen it before, and passed on.
'But the wife of Sigismund Alvan will not be poor in renown!' he resumed, radiating his full bloom on her.
'My highest ambition is to be Sigismund Alvan's wife!' she exclaimed.
To hear her was as good as wine, and his heart came out on a genial chuckle.


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