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A Gentleman of France

CHAPTER VII
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'But do you feel no doubts ?' 'None,' I said quietly.
'Nor does she.' he answered again, stopping opposite me.

You made up your mind--how ?' 'I was born in the Religion,' I said.
'And you have never questioned it ?' 'Never.' 'Nor thought much about it ?' 'Not a great deal,' I answered.
'Saint Gris!' he exclaimed in a low tone.

'And do you never think of hell-fire--of the worm which dieth not, and the fire which shall not be quenched?
Do you never think of that, M.de Marsac ?' 'No, my friend, never!' I answered, rising impatiently; for at that hour, and in that silent, gloomy room I found his conversation dispiriting.

'I believe what I was taught to believe, and I strive to hurt no one but the enemy.

I think little; and if I were you I would think less.


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