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To Paris And Prison: Paris

CHAPTER VIII
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I do not recollect his name exactly; it was Count of Tressan or Trean.

She behaved in a respectable way, and remained with him until his death.

No one speaks of her now, although she is living in very easy circumstances; but she is fifty-six, and in Paris a woman of that age is no longer considered as being among the living.
After she left the Hotel de Bourgogne, I never spoke to her.

Whenever I met her covered with jewels and diamonds, our souls saluted each other with joy, but her happiness was too precious for me to make any attempt against it.

Her brother found a situation, but I lost sight of him..


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