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The Dream

CHAPTER XIII
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But her heart was still courageous, and she spoke at once.
"Oh! Monseigneur, I have come----" As for the Bishop, he had risen immediately.

He had a vague recollection of her; the young girl, seen first at her window on the day of the procession, and re-found a little later standing on a chair in the church; this little embroiderer, with whom his son was so desperately in love.

He uttered no word, he made no gesture.

He waited, stern and stiff.
"Oh! Monseigneur, I have come on purpose that you may see me.

You have, it is true, refused to accept me, but you do not know me.


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