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The Fortune of the Rougons

CHAPTER V
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He threw himself upon her, laid his head upon her bosom, and watered it with his tears.

He was beside himself with grief.

He pressed his lips wildly to her, and breathed out all his passion, all his soul, in one long kiss, as though in the hope that it might bring her to life again.

But the girl was turning cold in spite of his caresses.

He felt her lifeless and nerveless beneath his touch.


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