CHAPTER X-3

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“ No, because that has brought me back to myself. Nothing else could have done it.” He turned his head to look at her grimly, but he said nothing and looked away again. He listened. At the beginning he muttered once or twice, “Yes, I have heard that,” and then kept silent, not looking at her at all. Once he interrupted her by a question: “You were confirmed before the convent was forcibly entered and the nuns dispersed?” “ Yes,” she said, “a year before that or more.” “ And then two of those ladies took you with them towards Toulon.” “ Yes, the other girls had their relations near by. They took me with them thinking to communicate with my parents, but it was difficult. Then the English came and my parents sailed over to try and get some news of me. It was safe for my father to

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