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At the Villa Rose

CHAPTER XXI
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She is very pretty, very gentle.

If--if no one comes forward whom she loves and who loves her--I--yes, I myself, who was her papa for one night, will be her husband forever." He laughed inordinately at his own joke; it was a habit of M.Hanaud's.
Then he said gravely: "But I am glad, M.Ricardo, for Mlle.

Celie's sake that I came to your amusing dinner-party in London." Mr.Ricardo was silent for a moment.

Then he asked: "And what will happen to the condemned ?" "To the women?
Imprisonment for life." "And to the man ?" Hanaud shrugged his shoulders.
"Perhaps the guillotine.

Perhaps New Caledonia.


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