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St. Martin’s Summer

CHAPTER XV
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Yet rumour ran that he was rich, and as a last resource, for the sake of his possessions she might bring herself to endure his signal shortcomings.
"I have taken no resolve as yet," said she, in a wistful voice.

"I founded hopes upon Marius which Marius threatens to frustrate.

I think I had best resign myself to the poverty of my Touraine home." And then the Seneschal realized that the time was now.

The opportunity he might have sought in vain was almost thrust upon him.

In the spirit he blessed Florimond for returning so opportunely; in the flesh he rose from the chair and, without more ado, he cast himself upon his knees before the Dowager.


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