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The Rivals of Acadia

CHAPTER III
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In the fulness of these renovated hopes, a boat from M.d'Aulney approached with an officer bearing a flag of truce.

He was received with becoming courtesy, and immediately shewn into the presence of Mad.

la Tour.

In spite of his contempt for female authority, and his apathy to female charms, a feeling of respectful admiration softened the harshness of his features, as the sturdy veteran bent before her, with the almost forgotten gallantry of earlier years.

At that period of life, when the graces of youth have just ripened into maturity, the lady of La Tour was as highly distinguished by her personal attractions, as by the strength and energy of her mind.


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