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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER VII
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All our intercourse will have been a beautiful dream....

Leave me alone.

I am ignorant of what my own fate may be, but what is more important to me is your tranquillity." Her eyes filled with tears.

She threw herself face downward on the divan, hiding her face in her arms, while a sobbing outburst set all the adorable curves of her back a-tremble.
Touched by her grief, Ulysses at the same time admired Freya's shrewdness in divining all his thoughts.

The voice of good counsel,--that prudent voice that always spoke in one-half of his brain whenever the captain found himself in difficult situations,--had begun to cry out, scandalized at the first revelations made by this woman: "Flee, Ferragut!...


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