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St. Ives

CHAPTER IV--ST
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It was a glorious folly, for which, as a son, I reverence them.

First one and then the other perished.

If I have any mark of a gentleman, all who taught me died upon the scaffold, and my last school of manners was the prison of the Abbaye.

Do you think you can teach bitterness to a man with a history like mine ?' 'I have no wish to try,' said he.

'And yet there is one point I cannot understand: I cannot understand that one of your blood and experience should serve the Corsican.


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