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de Serizy, whose mother came to meet him on the arrival of the

wrongs and to secure them their rights. They are spreading

regiment at Toulon, where, as we know, the young man died of his

wrongs and to secure them their rights. They are spreading

The Comtesse de Serizy had not separated her son from the man who had

wrongs and to secure them their rights. They are spreading

shown him such devotion. Oscar himself was so seriously wounded that

the surgeons whom the countess had brought with her from Paris thought

Thus the Comte de Serizy was led not only to forgive Oscar for his

painful remarks on the journey to Presles, but to feel himself his

debtor on behalf of his son, now buried in the chapel of the chateau

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