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The Three Cities Trilogy

BOOK II
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There was again a revival of all the past, all their youth, and nothing could have been more delightful.
"You hear me, brother," Guillaume resumed.

"You must reconcile them, for it is only in you that they can be reconciled.

You have his firm, lofty brow, and her mouth and eyes of unrealisable tenderness.

So, try to bring them to agreement, by some day contenting, as your reason shall allow, the everlasting thirst for love, and self-bestowal, and life, which for lack of satisfaction is killing you.

Your frightful wretchedness has no other cause.


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