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It was only I who again was wretched. Ah! is there no little pity in your heart for me, after all ?--who succeeded only to fail so miserably ?" But again I could only turn away to ponder. "See," she went on; "for myself, this is irremediable, but it is not so for you, nor for her.
It is not too ill to be made right again.
There in Montreal, I thought that I had failed in my plan, that you indeed were married.
You held yourself well in hand; like a man, Monsieur.
But as to that, you _were_ married, for your love for her remained; your pledge held.
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