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Coralie

CHAPTER VI
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She will look no older for the next ten years.

She has a girl's figure and a girl's face, but a woman's heart, Edgar, I am sure of it." "She is thirty, you say, and has been here for five years; that would make her a woman of twenty-five before she left France.

A French woman of twenty-five has lived her life." "That is just what I mean," she replied.

"Rely upon it, for all her girlish face and girlish ways, Coralie d'Aubergne has lived hers." "Clare," I asked, half shyly, "how do you like Miss Thesiger ?" A look bright as a sunbeam came over my sister's face.
"Ah! hers is a beautiful nature--sweet, frank, candid, transparent--no two lives there, Edgar.

Her face is as pure as a lily, and her soul is the same.


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