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The Three Cities Trilogy

BOOK II
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"Yes, yes, a message that you love him dearly, and that he's to make haste back for you to make him happy." At this they all became merry, even Marie, who in lieu of embarrassment showed a tranquil gaiety born of confidence in the future.

Between her and the young men there was naught but happy affection.

And a grave smile appeared even on the pale lips of Mere-Grand, who likewise approved of the happiness which life seemed to be promising.
Pierre wished to stay a few minutes longer.

They all began to chat, and his astonishment increased.

He had gone from surprise to surprise in this house where he had expected to find that equivocal, disorderly life, that rebellion against social laws, which destroy morality.


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