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He opened it; and they looked at it. "Isn't it beautiful ?" he said with a sigh. "Marvellous!" said the Duke. M.Gournay-Martin closed the case, and said solemnly: "There is danger, M.Guerchard, so I am going to trust the coronet to you.
You are the defender of my hearth and home--you are the proper person to guard the coronet.
I take it that you have no objection ?" "Not the slightest, M.Gournay-Martin," said Guerchard.
"It's exactly what I wanted you to ask me to do." M.Gournay-Martin hesitated.
Then he handed the coronet to Guerchard, saying with a frank and noble air, "I have every confidence in you, M. Guerchard." "Thank you," said Guerchard. "Good-night," said M.Gournay-Martin. "Good-night, M.Guerchard," said Germaine. "I think, after all, I'll change my mind and go with you.
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