Mysteries of Paris, V3 by Eugène Sue
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"Oh! that is very cruel."
"At each moment the poor woman asked for him, saying continually, 'Oh! he will come! oh! he will surely come;' and yet she died, and he had not come." "Her end must have been so much the more painful." "Oh, Lord, yes; for she dreaded so much what they would do to her body." "After having been rich and happy, to die here is sad! For us, it is only a change of misery." CHAPTER XVIII. THE VISIT. "Speaking of that," resumed La Lorraine, after a moment's hesitation, "I wish you would render me a service." "Speak." "If I should die, as is probable, before you leave this, I wish you would claim my body--I have the same dread as the actress; and I have put aside the small amount of money I have left, so that I can be buried." |
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