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The Last Hope

CHAPTER X
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He had already offered the largest and strongest to the Comtesse, and it was creaking under her now, as she moved to set her dress in order.
"Assuredly," she admitted, complacently.

"Has not France produced a Jeanne d'Arc and a Duchesse de Berri?
It was not from his father, at all events, that he inherited his courage.

For he was a poltroon, that man.
Yes, my dear Abbe, let us be honest, and look at life as it is.

He was a poltroon, and I thought I loved him--for two or three days only, however.

And I was a child then.


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