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Sons of the Soil

CHAPTER VIII
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But it is not enough to be in the right, they must also be in order as to legal forms, and that they have neglected.

The Gravelots ought to have summoned you to have the woods better watched.

They can't ask for indemnity, at the close of a lease, for damages which they know have been going on for nine years; there is a clause in the lease as to this, on which we can file a bill of exceptions.

You will lose the suit at Ville-aux-Fayes, possibly in the upper court as well, but we will carry it to Paris and you will win at the Court of Appeals.

The costs will be heavy and the expenses ruinous.
You will have to spend from twelve to fifteen thousand francs merely to win the suit,--but you will win it, if you care to.


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