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This phenomenon made such an impression upon the astonished chevalier already discomposed bybook11 the resolute behaviour of the Count that he became jaundiced withbook62 terror and dismay and while his teeth chattered in his head told our hero he had hoped from his known politeness to have found him ready to acknowledge an injury which might have been the effect of anger or misapprehension in which case the affair might have been compromised to their mutual satisfaction without proceeding to those extremities which among men of honour are always accounted the last resource.... read all
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