[The Fortune of the Rougons by Emile Zola]@TWC D-Link bookThe Fortune of the Rougons CHAPTER V 21/178
"I will be brave; I will do all you wish." When the young man had dried his tears: "You are right," he said; "we cannot return to Plassans.
But the time for cowardice has not yet come. If we come out of the struggle triumphant, I will go for aunt Dide, and we will take her ever so far away with us.
If we are beaten----" He stopped. "If we are beaten ?" repeated Miette, softly. "Then be it as God wills!" continued Silvere, in a softer voice.
"I most likely shall not be there.
You will comfort the poor woman.
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