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For
several
years
he
had
lived
,
eaten
,
laughed
,
loved
,
and
hoped
as
did
everyone
--
and
now
all
was
ended
for
him
forever
.
Life
lasted
a
few
months
or
years
,
and
then
fled
!
One
was
born
,
grew
,
was
happy
,
and
died
.
Adieu
!
man
or
woman
,
you
will
never
return
to
earth
!
He
thought
of
the
insects
which
live
several
hours
,
of
the
feasts
which
live
several
days
,
of
the
men
who
live
several
years
,
of
the
worlds
which
last
several
centuries
.
What
was
the
difference
between
one
and
the
other
?
A
few
more
dawns
,
that
was
all
.
Duroy
turned
away
his
eyes
in
order
not
to
see
the
corpse
.
Mme.
Forestier
's
head
was
bowed
;
her
fair
hair
enhanced
the
beauty
of
her
sorrowful
face
.
The
young
man
's
heart
grew
hopeful
.
Why
should
he
lament
when
he
had
so
many
years
still
before
him
?
He
glanced
at
the
handsome
widow
.
How
had
she
ever
consented
to
marry
that
man
?
Then
he
pondered
upon
all
the
hidden
secrets
of
their
lives
.
He
remembered
that
he
had
been
told
of
a
Count
de
Vaudrec
who
had
dowered
and
given
her
in
marriage
.
What
would
she
do
now
?
Whom
would
she
marry
?
Had
she
projects
,
plans
?
He
would
have
liked
to
know
.
Why
that
anxiety
as
to
what
she
would
do
?
Georges
questioned
himself
,
and
found
that
it
was
caused
by
a
desire
to
win
her
for
himself
.
Why
should
he
not
succeed
?
He
was
positive
that
she
liked
him
;
she
would
have
confidence
in
him
,
for
she
knew
that
he
was
intelligent
,
resolute
,
tenacious
.
Had
she
not
sent
for
him
?
Was
not
that
a
kind
of
avowal
?
He
was
impatient
to
question
her
,
to
find
out
her
intentions
.
He
would
soon
have
to
leave
that
villa
,
for
he
could
not
remain
alone
with
the
young
widow
;
therefore
he
must
find
out
her
plans
before
returning
to
Paris
,
in
order
that
she
might
not
yield
to
another
's
entreaties
.
He
broke
the
oppressive
silence
by
saying
:
"
You
must
be
fatigued
.
"
"
Yes
,
but
above
all
I
am
grieved
.
"
Their
voices
sounded
strange
in
that
room
.
They
glanced
involuntarily
at
the
corpse
as
if
they
expected
to
see
it
move
.
Duroy
continued
:
"
It
is
a
heavy
blow
for
you
,
and
will
make
a
complete
change
in
your
life
.
"
She
sighed
deeply
,
but
did
not
reply
.
He
added
:
