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"Forgive?" he said, "no, never. He is a coward. I will never forgive!" A little later in the afternoon, when the rose of sunset lay on the snowy hills, some one knocked at the door of Leclere's house. "ENTREZ!" he cried. "Who is there? I see not very well by this light. Who is it?" "It is me, said 'Toinette, her cheeks rosier than the snow outside, "nobody but me. I have come to ask you to tell me the rest about that new carriage--do you remember?" |
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