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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER IV
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They were at liberty to go wherever they wanted to, to travel the wide world over, without leaving behind their footsteps a wake of solicitors.
"You appear to me, Captain, a very charming man.

The other day I was delighted to meet you; it was an apparition from the past; I saw in you the joy of my youth that is beginning to fade away, and the melancholy of certain recollections....

And nevertheless, I am going to end by hating you.

Do you hear me, you tedious old Argonaut ?...

I shall loathe you because you will not be a mere friend; because you know only how to talk everlastingly about the same thing; because you are a person out of a novel, a Latin, very interesting, perhaps, to other women,--but insufferable to me." Her face contracted with a gesture of scorn and pity.


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