The World's Greatest Books — Volume 07 — Fiction by Various
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I hereby renounce all claims upon the hand of Julie d'Etange, and
acknowledge her right to dispose of herself in matrimony without consulting her heart. FROM MADAME D'ORBE TO JULIE'S LOVER Julie is married. Give thanks to the heaven that has saved you both. Respect her new estate; do not write to her, but wait to hear from her. Now is the time when I shall learn whether you are worthy of the esteem I have ever felt for you. FROM MYLORD EDOUARD TO JULIE'S LOVER A squadron is fitting out at Plymouth for the tour of the globe, under the command of my old friend George Anson. I have obtained permission for you to accompany him. Will you go? FROM JULIE'S LOVER TO MADAME D'ORBE I am starting, dear and charming cousin, for a voyage round the world--to seek in another hemisphere the peace that I cannot enjoy in this. Adieu, tender and inseparable friends, may you make each other's happiness! _III.--The Philosophic Husband_ |
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