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No Surrender!

CHAPTER 2: The Beginning Of Troubles
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We took each other for better or worse, Jean, and the greater danger you may be in, the more it will be my duty to be by your side.
"I should be very happy down at the chateau.

More happy than I have been here with you, for some time past; for one cannot but be very anxious, when one sees one's friends thrown into prison, and knows that you are opposed to all these things, and that it may be your turn next.

Nothing would persuade me to leave you." "Very well, wife, so be it.

I am sure that there, at least, we shall be safe.

It is only in the towns that these rascals are dangerous, and in a country like ours there is little fear that the knaves will venture to interfere, when they see that they are stirring up a nest of hornets.


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