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A Cigarette-Maker’s Romance

CHAPTER III
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What had the world done for him?
And if he had felt no obligation to consult it in his poverty, why need he bend to any such slavery in the coming days of his splendour?
He stopped suddenly at the corner of the street in which the Polish girl lived.

She lodged, with a little sister who was still too young to work, in a room she hired of a respectable Bohemian shoemaker.

The latter's wife was of the sour-good kind, whose chief talent lies in giving their kind actions a hard-hearted appearance.
"Vjera," said the Count, earnestly, "I have been talking a great deal about myself.

You must forgive me, for the news I have received is so very important and makes such a sudden difference in my prospects.

But you have not given me the answer I want to my question.


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