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CHAPTER XIV
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I was myself present when he was dressed.

He had his uniform on, which he always wore upon occasions of ceremony, the sabre by his side and the great hat upon his head.

I knew that this was his wish!" Quietly she made the sign of the cross.
"Are all my grandfather's papers sealed ?" inquired Otto.
"The most important--those which have the greatest interest for thee," said Rosalie, "are in the hands of the preacher.

Last year, the day after thy departure, he gave them to the preacher; thy father's last letter I know is amongst them." "My father!" said Otto, and glanced toward the ground.

"Yes," continued he, "there is truth in the words of Scripture,--the sins of the fathers are visited upon the children unto the third and fourth generation!" "Otto!" said Rosalie, with a beseeching and reproachful look, "thy grandfather was a severe man.


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