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Zanoni

CHAPTER 7
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They should be at last again united.

They would fly far from those scenes of violence and blood.

Their happy Ionian isle, their fearless solitudes, would once more receive them.

She laughed, with a child's joy, as this picture rose up amidst the gloom of the dungeon.

Her mind, faithful to its sweet, simple instincts, refused to receive the lofty images that flitted confusedly by it, and settled back to its human visions, yet more baseless, of the earthly happiness and the tranquil home.
"Talk not now to me, beloved,--talk not more now to me of the past! Thou art here,--thou wilt save me; we shall live yet the common happy life, that life with thee is happiness and glory enough to me.


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