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"
Do
you
think
so
?
"
said
Mercedes
.
These
words
were
uttered
in
so
mournful
a
tone
that
their
real
meaning
did
not
escape
Albert
;
he
felt
his
heart
beat
,
and
taking
his
mother
's
hand
within
his
own
he
said
,
tenderly
--
"
Yes
,
you
will
live
!
"
"
I
shall
live
!
--
then
you
will
not
leave
me
,
Albert
?
"
"
Mother
,
I
must
go
,
"
said
Albert
in
a
firm
,
calm
voice
;
"
you
love
me
too
well
to
wish
me
to
remain
useless
and
idle
with
you
;
besides
,
I
have
signed
.
"
"
You
will
obey
your
own
wish
and
the
will
of
heaven
!
"
"
Not
my
own
wish
,
mother
,
but
reason
--
necessity
.
Are
we
not
two
despairing
creatures
?
What
is
life
to
you
?
--
Nothing
.
What
is
life
to
me
?
--
Very
little
without
you
,
mother
;
for
believe
me
,
but
for
you
I
should
have
ceased
to
live
on
the
day
I
doubted
my
father
and
renounced
his
name
.
Well
,
I
will
live
,
if
you
promise
me
still
to
hope
;
and
if
you
grant
me
the
care
of
your
future
prospects
,
you
will
redouble
my
strength
.
Then
I
will
go
to
the
governor
of
Algeria
;
he
has
a
royal
heart
,
and
is
essentially
a
soldier
;
I
will
tell
him
my
gloomy
story
.
I
will
beg
him
to
turn
his
eyes
now
and
then
towards
me
,
and
if
he
keep
his
word
and
interest
himself
for
me
,
in
six
months
I
shall
be
an
officer
,
or
dead
.
If
I
am
an
officer
,
your
fortune
is
certain
,
for
I
shall
have
money
enough
for
both
,
and
,
moreover
,
a
name
we
shall
both
be
proud
of
,
since
it
will
be
our
own
.
If
I
am
killed
--
well
then
mother
,
you
can
also
die
,
and
there
will
be
an
end
of
our
misfortunes
.
"
"
It
is
well
,
"
replied
Mercedes
,
with
her
eloquent
glance
;
"
you
are
right
,
my
love
;
let
us
prove
to
those
who
are
watching
our
actions
that
we
are
worthy
of
compassion
.
"
"
But
let
us
not
yield
to
gloomy
apprehensions
,
"
said
the
young
man
;
"
I
assure
you
we
are
,
or
rather
we
shall
be
,
very
happy
.
You
are
a
woman
at
once
full
of
spirit
and
resignation
;
I
have
become
simple
in
my
tastes
,
and
am
without
passion
,
I
hope
.
Once
in
service
,
I
shall
be
rich
--
once
in
M.
Dantes
'
house
,
you
will
be
at
rest
.
Let
us
strive
,
I
beseech
you
--
let
us
strive
to
be
cheerful
.
"
