[The Trampling of the Lilies by Rafael Sabatini]@TWC D-Link bookThe Trampling of the Lilies CHAPTER XVII 8/25
Come, let us leave reminiscences.
You are here to atone, I take it." At that she started.
His words reminded her of those of his letter. "Monsieur La Boulaye--" "If it is all one to you, Citoyenne, I should prefer that you call me citizen." "Citizen, then," she amended.
"I have brought with me the gems which I told you would constitute my dowry.
In his letter to me the Vicomte suggested that--" She paused. "That some Republican blackguard might be bribed," he concluded, very gently. His gentleness deceived her.
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