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The Two Brothers

CHAPTER VI
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However, you can safely come; I can make him mind me as to that.

I know a way to get what I want out of him; I have only to speak of making my will.

It seems such a horrid thing to do that I do not often have recourse to it; but for you, dear Agathe, I will do the impossible.
I hope your Philippe will get out of his trouble; and I beg you to employ a good lawyer.

In any case, come to Issoudun as soon as you can.

Remember that your imbecile of a brother at fifty-seven is an older and weaker man than Monsieur Hochon.


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