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Uncle Bernac

CHAPTER I
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No doubt it is very hard that you should find yourself in a different position to your ancestors, but I am sure that you would rather that the land should be held by a Bernac than by a stranger.

From the brother of your mother you will at least always meet with sympathy and consideration.
'And now I have some advice for you.

You know that I have always been a Republican, but it has become evident to me that there is no use in fighting against fate, and that Napoleon's power is far too great to be shaken.

This being so, I have tried to serve him, for it is well to howl when you are among wolves.

I have been able to do so much for him that he has become my very good friend, so that I may ask him what I like in return.


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