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Garman and Worse

CHAPTER XXVI
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Thus does life spring from death, comfort from desolation, and happiness from shattered hopes, and thus our whole career may be but a patchwork of mere wreckage!" It was with the last remains of her old impetuosity that Madeleine repeated the words, "Thus live we all!" At this moment Per got up and went out.

His wife could not understand why his behaviour was so unseemly.
Pastor Martens saw it all; but explanations, if any were necessary, might follow later on.

It was not worth while to spoil the delightful meal.

He handed his wife the cream, as, with a friendly smile, he placed his hand upon her shoulder.
He then set to work on his small lobsters, which he found excellent.
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