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Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters

CHAPTER VI
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He had dropped the Miss Danton and taken to calling her Rose, of late; but when she was gone, it was really surprising how well he could walk, and without the aid of a stick.

Old Jacques grinned knowingly.

The poetry reading and the long, long talks went on every day, and Rose's heart was hopelessly and forever gone.

She knew nothing more of Mr.
Reinecourt than that he was Mr.Reinecourt; still, she hardly cared to know.

She was in love, and an idiot; to-day sufficed for her--to-morrow might take care of itself.
"Rose, _cherie_," Mr.Reinecourt said to her one day, "you vindicate your sex; you are free from the vice of curiosity.


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