Bel Ami by Guy de Maupassant
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here, and I do not wish you to."
Indignantly he cried: "Never, I promise you!" "You would do so in spite of your promise." "I swear I will not." "Truly?" "Truly--upon my word of honor. This is our nest--ours alone!" She embraced him in a transport of delight. "Then I agree, my dearest. But if you deceive me once--just once, that will end all between us forever." He protested, and it was agreed that he should settle in the rooms that same day. She said to him: "You must dine with us Sunday. My husband thinks you charming." He was flattered. "Indeed?" "Yes, you have made a conquest. Did you not tell me that your home was in the country?" "Yes; why?" "Then you know something about agriculture?" |
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