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History of the Girondists, Volume I

BOOK VIII
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When blamed for this at Madame Roland's, he made but slight excuse.

This wilfulness was attributed to his youth, and the impatience of his _amour-propre_.

Madame Roland, persuaded that this young man was passionately attached to liberty, took his reserve for timidity, and these petty treasons for independence.

The common cause was a cover for all.

Partiality transforms the most sinister tokens into favour or indulgence.


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