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Zanoni

CHAPTER 2
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Farewell; my own destiny I cannot foresee except through cloud and shadow.

I know, at least, that we shall meet again; but learn ere then, sweet flower, that there are more genial resting-places than the rock." He turned as he spoke, and gained the outer door where Gionetta discreetly stood.

Zanoni lightly laid his hand on her arm.

With the gay accent of a jesting cavalier, he said,-- "The Signor Glyndon woos your mistress; he may wed her.

I know your love for her.


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