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CLERMONT
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CHAP. II.

Let my tears thank you, for I cannot speak,
——————————And if I could,
Words were not made to vent such thoughts as mine.
Dryden.

"You have taken a long walk to-night, my dear, (said the Countess, as she entered,) I really was beginning to grow a little uneasy."

"I am concerned I caused you any uneasiness, Madam, (cried Madeline,) "I hope you will forgive my doing so. I shall take care in future not to stay out so late."

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