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541
"
'
Then
we
are
to
lose
Madame
la
Comtesse
,
but
I
hope
only
for
a
few
hours
,
'
I
said
,
with
a
low
bow
.
542
"
'
It
may
be
that
only
,
or
it
may
be
a
few
weeks
.
It
was
very
unlucky
his
speaking
to
me
just
now
as
he
did
.
Do
you
now
know
me
?
'
543
"
I
assured
her
I
did
not
.
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544
"
'
You
shall
know
me
,
'
she
said
,
'
but
not
at
present
.
We
are
older
and
better
friends
than
,
perhaps
,
you
suspect
.
I
can
not
yet
declare
myself
.
I
shall
in
three
weeks
pass
your
beautiful
schloss
,
about
which
I
have
been
making
enquiries
.
I
shall
then
look
in
upon
you
for
an
hour
or
two
,
and
renew
a
friendship
which
I
never
think
of
without
a
thousand
pleasant
recollections
.
This
moment
a
piece
of
news
has
reached
me
like
a
thunderbolt
.
I
must
set
out
now
,
and
travel
by
a
devious
route
,
nearly
a
hundred
miles
,
with
all
the
dispatch
I
can
possibly
make
.
My
perplexities
multiply
.
I
am
only
deterred
by
the
compulsory
reserve
I
practice
as
to
my
name
from
making
a
very
singular
request
of
you
.
My
poor
child
has
not
quite
recovered
her
strength
.
Her
horse
fell
with
her
,
at
a
hunt
which
she
had
ridden
out
to
witness
,
her
nerves
have
not
yet
recovered
the
shock
,
and
our
physician
says
that
she
must
on
no
account
exert
herself
for
some
time
to
come
.
We
came
here
,
in
consequence
,
by
very
easy
stages
--
hardly
six
leagues
a
day
.
I
must
now
travel
day
and
night
,
on
a
mission
of
life
and
death
--
a
mission
the
critical
and
momentous
nature
of
which
I
shall
be
able
to
explain
to
you
when
we
meet
,
as
I
hope
we
shall
,
in
a
few
weeks
,
without
the
necessity
of
any
concealment
.
545
"
She
went
on
to
make
her
petition
,
and
it
was
in
the
tone
of
a
person
from
whom
such
a
request
amounted
to
conferring
,
rather
than
seeking
a
favor
.
546
"
This
was
only
in
manner
,
and
,
as
it
seemed
,
quite
unconsciously
.
Than
the
terms
in
which
it
was
expressed
,
nothing
could
be
more
deprecatory
.
It
was
simply
that
I
would
consent
to
take
charge
of
her
daughter
during
her
absence
.
547
"
This
was
,
all
things
considered
,
a
strange
,
not
to
say
,
an
audacious
request
.
She
in
some
sort
disarmed
me
,
by
stating
and
admitting
everything
that
could
be
urged
against
it
,
and
throwing
herself
entirely
upon
my
chivalry
.
At
the
same
moment
,
by
a
fatality
that
seems
to
have
predetermined
all
that
happened
,
my
poor
child
came
to
my
side
,
and
,
in
an
undertone
,
besought
me
to
invite
her
new
friend
,
Millarca
,
to
pay
us
a
visit
.
She
had
just
been
sounding
her
,
and
thought
,
if
her
mamma
would
allow
her
,
she
would
like
it
extremely
.
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548
"
At
another
time
I
should
have
told
her
to
wait
a
little
,
until
,
at
least
,
we
knew
who
they
were
.
But
I
had
not
a
moment
to
think
in
.
The
two
ladies
assailed
me
together
,
and
I
must
confess
the
refined
and
beautiful
face
of
the
young
lady
,
about
which
there
was
something
extremely
engaging
,
as
well
as
the
elegance
and
fire
of
high
birth
,
determined
me
;
and
,
quite
overpowered
,
I
submitted
,
and
undertook
,
too
easily
,
the
care
of
the
young
lady
,
whom
her
mother
called
Millarca
.
549
"
The
Countess
beckoned
to
her
daughter
,
who
listened
with
grave
attention
while
she
told
her
,
in
general
terms
,
how
suddenly
and
peremptorily
she
had
been
summoned
,
and
also
of
the
arrangement
she
had
made
for
her
under
my
care
,
adding
that
I
was
one
of
her
earliest
and
most
valued
friends
.
550
"
I
made
,
of
course
,
such
speeches
as
the
case
seemed
to
call
for
,
and
found
myself
,
on
reflection
,
in
a
position
which
I
did
not
half
like
.