[Count Hannibal by Stanley J. Weyman]@TWC D-Link book
Count Hannibal

CHAPTER XXXVI
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But I must give a little to him." "To him!" Count Hannibal muttered, his face extraordinarily, pale.
She smiled with an odd passionateness.

"Who was my lover!" she cried, her voice a-thrill.

"Who will ever be my lover, though I have denied him, though I have left him to die! It was just.

He who has so tried me knows it was just! He whom I have sacrificed--he knows it too, now! But it is hard to be--just," with a quavering smile.

"You who take all may give him a little, may pardon me a little, may have--patience!" Count Hannibal uttered a strangled cry, between a moan and a roar.


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