...he says so himself in his letter, and I am especially charged to repeat it to you. That gold is, 356 therefore, legitimately your property, as this house...crossed the drawing-room, had expressed an emotion the more true that it seemed involuntary. But was this emotion one of love, or only of sympathy? Or was...

...Croisilles, instead of drowning himself, went to the play. Standing at the back of the pit, he drew from bis bosom Mademoiselle Godeau's bouquet, and, as he breathed...crossed the drawing-room, had expressed an emotion the more true that it seemed involuntary. But was this emotion OH* of love, or only of sympathy? Or was...

...truth; that is to say, that the young lady, in leaving the bouquet in his hands, and in refusing to tike it back, had wished to give him a mark of interest;...for otherwise this refusal and this silence could it perhaps something of still less importance, — mere commonplace pity? Had Mademoiselle Godeau feared...

...my son forgive me for leaving him; -may he remember that I am still in the world only to love him, and let him use what remains after my debts are paid...crossed the drawing-room, had expressed an emotion the more true that it seemed involuntary. But was this emotion one of love, or only of sympathy ? Or was...

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