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Led Astray and The Sphinx

CHAPTER VI
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Only I was able to satisfy myself that she had not yet forgiven my occupying a place which, according to her ideas, should never have been filled." "What would you advise me to do, George ?" rejoined Monsieur de Moras.

"I am ready to do whatever you say.
"My dear friend," said Lucan, laying gently his hands upon Pierre's shoulders, "don't be offended, but life in common, under such conditions, becomes a very difficult matter.

It is best not to wait until some irreparable scene.

In Paris we will be able to see each other without difficulty.

I advise you to take her away." "Suppose she is not willing." "I should speak firmly," said Lucan, looking him straight in the eyes; "I have some work to do this evening; it happens well and will give you a good opportunity.


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