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The Two Brothers

CHAPTER XVII
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Come, breakfast with me, and let us talk of something else.

I am a parvenu, my dear fellow, and I know it.

I don't choose that my swaddling-clothes shall be seen.

My son will be more fortunate than I; he will be a great lord.

The scamp will wish me dead; I expect it,--or he won't be my son." He rang the bell, and ordered the servant to serve breakfast.
"The fashionable world wouldn't see you in your mother's bedroom," said Bixiou.


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