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Jacques Bonneval

CHAPTER VIII
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A good deal more was now said than I have space to recount or memory to recall.

Indeed, my head was in a confused state, and I was conscious of little but of the tender pressure of dear Madeleine's hand, from whom I must so soon part.
We were to start as soon as night afforded us its friendly cover; but some hours of daylight remained.

My father and M.Bourdinave had many business affairs to discuss, and Madeleine kept the children quiet, that they might not interrupt them.

I never thought Gabrielle so pretty as now that she had spoken with resolution, and seemed strengthening herself to keep up to it.

Nevertheless, we have no real strength of our own; it all comes from God; but He gives it to all who ask it faithfully.


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