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White Lies

CHAPTER V
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To exhaust all awkward contingencies, she said, "One question more, and I have done.

Suppose Camille should turn out--be not quite--what shall I say--inexcusable ?" At this unlucky gush, Josephine turned pale, then red, then pale again, and cried eagerly, "Then all the world should not part us.

Why torture me with such a question?
Ah! you have heard something." And in a moment the lava of passion burst wildly through its thin sheet of ice.

"I was blind.

This is why you would save me from this unnatural marriage.
You are breaking the good news to me by degrees.


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