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The Son of Clemenceau

CHAPTER XIV
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I could guess that she was on the eve of flight, but not that she would return.

She always needs fresh sensations to make herself believe that she is alive, for she is more lifeless than those whom she robbed of life." Antonino did not understand the allusion, for he had never felt less like dying than since Cesarine had been seen again.
"I mean that she sends the chill of death into the soul, heart and brain of man, and it congeals the marrow in his bones!" said Clemenceau, energetically.

"You may say that if she is a wicked woman and if, whatever her defense, her absence covers some evil step, I ought to separate from her.

It is all the present state of the law allows.

But while her absence would have prevented you, or another friend, from meeting her, still she would have borne my name.


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