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The Widow Lerouge

CHAPTER XIII
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In any case, whether he had triumphed by his eloquence, or whether he had simply shunned a trap, he had succeeded.

His confidence increased; he recovered all his former assurance.
"I must add, sir," he continued, "that there are a few matters concerning myself which demand my attention.

Before entering upon my new life, I must think of those I am leaving behind me.

I have friends and clients.

This event has surprised me, just as I am beginning to reap the reward of ten years of hard work and perseverance.


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