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Ursula

CHAPTER XIX
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Unhappily, I come to increase your pain.

Ursula had a terrible dream last night.

Your uncle lifted the stone from his grave and came forth to prophecy a great disaster in your family.

I certainly am not here to frighten you; but you ought to know what he said--" "I can't be easy anywhere, Monsieur Chaperon, not even among these rocks, and I'm sure I don't want to know anything that is going on in another world." "Then I will leave you, monsieur; I did not take this hot walk for pleasure," said the abbe, mopping his forehead.
"Well, what do you want to say ?" demanded Minoret.
"You are threatened with the loss of your son.

If the dead man told things that you alone know, one must needs tremble when he tells things that no one can know till they happen.


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