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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER X
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Let us forget; there is no use in remembering the past.

I know your heart so well, and finding myself in danger, I appeal to it.

Save me! Take me with you!..." As she was standing opposite him, she had only to raise her hands in order to put them on his shoulders, starting the beginning of an embrace.
Ferragut remained insensible to the caress.

His immobility repelled these pleadings.

Freya had traveled much through the world, had gone through shameful adventures, and would know how to free herself by her own efforts without the necessity of complicating him again in her net.
The story that she had just told was nothing to him but a web of misrepresentations.
"It is all false," he said in a heavy voice.


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