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The Golden Lion of Granpere

CHAPTER XII
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There was to be something of a scene, though she could not tell of what nature the scene might be.

She knew, however, that her own conduct had been right; and therefore, though she would have avoided the scene, had it been possible, she would not fear it.

She went into his room; and when he closed the door, she smiled, and did not as yet tremble.
'Marie,' he said, 'I have come here on purpose to say a word or two to you.' There was no smile on her face as he spoke now.

The intention to be savage was written there, as plainly as any purpose was ever written on man's countenance.

Marie read the writing without missing a letter.


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