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My Lady Ludlow

CHAPTER VIII
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It can be no stronger,' continued he, gloomily.

'Aunt Babette, you must help me--you must make her love me.' He was so fierce here, that Pierre said he did not wonder that his mother was frightened.
"'I, Victor!' she exclaimed.

'I make her love you?
How can I?
Ask me to speak for you to Mademoiselle Didot, or to Mademoiselle Cauchois even, or to such as they, and I'll do it, and welcome.

But to Mademoiselle de Crequy, why you don't know the difference! Those people--the old nobility I mean--why they don't know a man from a dog, out of their own rank! And no wonder, for the young gentlemen of quality are treated differently to us from their very birth.

If she had you to-morrow, you would be miserable.


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