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The Dream

CHAPTER XVI
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Now his nights were inexpressibly agitated by all three.

Without his having been willing to acknowledge it, had she then touched him so deeply as he saw her in the great Cathedral, this little embroiderer, with her golden hair, her fresh pure neck, in all the perfume of her youth?
He saw her again; she passed before him, so delicate, so pure in her victorious submission.

No remorse could have come to him with a step more certain or more conquering.

He might reject her with a loud voice.

He knew well that henceforth she held him strongly by the heart with her humble hands that bore the signs of work.


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