M. de Tregars had risen. “Well?” he asked.

“You see me distressed. Ah, M. le Marquis! how could I ever expect

such a thing from you?--you, whom I thought I had the right to look

upon as a friend. And it is you, who, when a great misfortune

befalls me, attempts to give me the finishing stroke. It is you who

would crush me under the weight of slanders gathered in the gutter.”

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