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The Count's Millions

Chapter XXXVII · Chapter 37

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XX.
When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.
Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.
She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.
Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?
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The Count's Millions

Chapter XXXVII · Chapter 37

Chapter 37 of The Count's Millions is here in full — 180 sentences across 36 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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XX.
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When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.
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Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.
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She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.
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Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

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a

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

all

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

and

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

approval

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

as

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

at

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

bedside

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

been

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

bitter

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

branded

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

but

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

care

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

consciences

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

could

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

count's

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

cruel

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

dead

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

despair

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

did

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

disdain

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

distance

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

experienced

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

Father

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

Ferailleur's

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

for

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

fortune

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

friend

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

friends

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

future

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

had

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

happiness

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

her

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

herself

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

house

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

imputations

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

in

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

left

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

life

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

long

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

lost

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

Mademoiselle

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

man

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

Marguerite

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

might

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

moment

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

most

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

neither

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

night

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

nor

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

not

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

o'clock

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

of

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

Others

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

Pascal

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

pleasure

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

promise

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

rank

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

repair

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

scorn

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

security

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

see

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

she

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

single

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

slandered

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

so

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

sort

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

still

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

suffered

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

ten

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

the

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

their

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

them

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

these

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From this reading Father, friend, rank, security, fortune--she had lost all these in a single moment--but she could still see a promise of happiness in the distance.

they

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

thought

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

to

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

undoubtedly

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

unfortunate

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

uniting

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

unjust

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

was

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

what

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

When

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

who

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

with

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From this reading She suffered undoubtedly, and yet she experienced a sort of bitter pleasure at the thought of uniting her life to the man who was as unfortunate as herself, who was slandered as she herself had been slandered, branded with the most cruel and unjust imputations, and had neither fortune nor friends.

world's

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From this reading Others might scorn them; but what did they care for the world’s disdain so long as they had the approval of their consciences?

XX

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From this reading XX.

yet

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From this reading When Mademoiselle Marguerite left the dead count’s bedside at ten o’clock at night to repair to Pascal Ferailleur’s house, she did not yet despair of the future.

Chapter 37 of The Count's Millions by Emile Gaboriau holds 180 sentences, grouped into 36 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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