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The American

CHAPTER XVI
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And then I pass through strange, dull phases in which neither blue nor pink says anything to me.

And yet I must have the bows." "Have them green or yellow," said Newman.
"Malheureux!" the little marquise would cry.

"Green bows would break your marriage--your children would be illegitimate!" Madame de Cintre was calmly happy before the world, and Newman had the felicity of fancying that before him, when the world was absent, she was almost agitatedly happy.

She said very tender things.

"I take no pleasure in you.


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