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Massacres Of The South (1551-1815) IV

CHAPTER I
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The elopement caused a great deal of indignation, and it's not easy to get fanatics to listen to common sense.

No, I am not in the least jealous; she is madly in love with me.

Ask my nephew." "Does he know her ?" "We have no secrets from each other; the confidence between us is without a flaw.

The fair one, believe me, is good to look on, and is worth all the ogling, fan-flirting baggages put together that one sees at court or on the balconies of the Palais Roy: ah! I'll answer for that.

Isn't she, Moranges ?" "I'm quite of your opinion," said the youth; exchanging with de jars a singularly significant look; "and you had better treat her well, uncle, or I shall play you some trick." "Ah! ah!" cried Jeannin.


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