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Bressant

CHAPTER XV
10/12

I don't know why I should tell you this--except that I've told you every thing else, and this may save you from some of the wrong the rest has done you.

But the most of it must remain irreparable." A long sigh quivered up from Sophie's heart, and quivered down again, like a pebble sinking through the water.

Such a sigh, in a woman, is the sign of what can scarcely come twice in a lifetime.
"I don't understand any thing about that; I don't want to!" exclaimed Bressant, with an impetuous gesture.

"What you've done seems to have been better than what you meant to do, at any rate.

You've made yourself every thing to me.


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