The Wandering Jew — Volume 04 by Eugène Sue
page 88 of 185 (47%)
page 88 of 185 (47%)
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"You will observe, you will remember, and you will give an account."
"Yes, my mother." "You will above all direct your attention to the visits that the princess may receive from the lady superior of the Sacred Heart. You must try and listen--for we have to preserve the princess from evil influences." "I will obey, my mother." "You will also try and discover why two young orphans have been brought hither, and recommended to be severely treated, by Madame Grivois, the confidential waiting-woman of the princess." "Yes, mother." "Which must not prevent you from remembering anything else that may be worthy of remark. To-morrow I will give you particular instructions upon another subject." "It is well, mother." "If you conduct yourself in a satisfactory manner, and execute faithfully the instructions of which I speak, you will soon leave the princess to enter the service of a young bride; it will be an excellent and lasting situation always on the same conditions. It is, therefore, perfectly understood that you have asked me to recommend you to Madame de Saint Dizier." "Yes, mother; I shall remember." |
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