Ink-Stain, the (Tache d'encre) — Volume 2 by René Bazin
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"I dare say, I dare say. The illusions you spoke of anyhow, it's all over now?" "Quite over." "Well, that being the case, Fabien, I am ready to help you. Confess frankly to me. How much is required?" "How much?" "Yes, you want something, I dare say, to close the incident. You know what I mean, eh? to purchase what I might call the veil of oblivion. How much?" "Why, nothing at all, uncle." "Don't be afraid, Fabien; I've got the money with me." "You have quite mistaken the case, uncle; there is no question of money. I must tell you again that the young lady is of the highest respectability." My uncle stared. "I assure you, uncle. I am speaking of Mademoiselle Jeanne Charnot." "I dare say." "The daughter of a member of the Institute." |
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