Jean-Christophe Journey's End by Romain Rolland
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"My dear, dear Jacqueline...."
"I am sorry to be going away." "Going away from what?" "From the place where we have been lovers." "Going where?" "To a place where we shall be older." "To a place where we shall be together." "But never so loving." "Always more loving." "Who can tell?" "I know." "I will be." Then they drew two circles at the bottom of the paper for kisses. And then she dried her tears, laughed, and dressed him up as a favorite of Henri III by putting her toque on his head and her white cape with its collar turned up like a ruff round his shoulders. In Paris they resumed all their old friendships, but they did not find |
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