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The American

CHAPTER XVI
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For to-night, marquise, you must speak from a cheerful, comfortable spirit, and that makes good advice.

You see everything going on so brightly and successfully round you.

Your party is magnificent; it was a very happy thought.

It is much better than that thing of mine would have been." "If you are pleased I am satisfied," said Madame de Bellegarde.

"My desire was to please you." "Do you want to please me a little more ?" said Newman.


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