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Therese Raquin

CHAPTER XVII
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His equilibrium was upset, he again trembled with violent fever, as formerly.

He had an idea of getting up, and returning to the Arcade of the Pont Neuf.

He would have the iron gate opened, and Therese would receive him.

The thought sent his blood racing.
The lucidity of his reverie was astonishing.

He saw himself in the streets walking rapidly beside the houses, and he said to himself: "I will take this Boulevard, I will cross this Square, so as to arrive there quicker." Then the iron gate of the arcade grated, he followed the narrow, dark, deserted corridor, congratulating himself at being able to go up to Therese without being seen by the dealer in imitation jewelry.


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