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Autor: Charles Dickens

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"You are a noble heart. Did I say we could depend upon no better
man? Tell her, to-night, what you know of her danger as involving
her child and her father. Dwell upon that, for she would lay her
own fair head beside her husband's cheerfully." He faltered for
an instant; then went on as before. "For the sake of her child
and her father, press upon her the necessity of leaving Paris,
with them and you, at that hour. Tell her that it was her
husband's last arrangement. Tell her that more depends upon it
than she dare believe, or hope. You think that her father, even
in this sad state, will submit himself to her; do you not?"
"I am sure of it."
"I thought so. Quietly and steadily have all these arrangements
made in the courtyard here, even to the taking of your own seat
in the carriage. The moment I come to you, take me in, and drive
away."
"I understand that I wait for you under all circumstances?"

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