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The Companions of Jehu

CHAPTER XLVIII
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He will certainly despise you." As he spoke, Morgan's eyes were anxiously questioning Amelie's face.
Over that face a tender smile stole gradually, and then it turned from heaven to earth, and bent upon Morgan, who was still on his knees before her.
"Oh, Charles!" she murmured, in a voice as soft as the clear limpid river flowing at her feet, "the love that comes direct from the Divine is very powerful indeed, since, in spite of those dreadful words you have just uttered, I say to you without hesitation, almost without regret: Charles, I am here; Charles, I am yours.

Where shall we go ?" "Amelie, our fate is not one to discuss.

If we go, if you follow me, it must be at once.

To-morrow we must be beyond the frontier." "How do we go ?" "I have two horses, ready saddled at Montagnac, one for you, Amelie, and one for me.

I have letters of credit for two hundred thousand francs on London and Vienna.


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