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Polytechnique rather low in his class, was appointed, as a favor, sub-

to outgrow it. He outgrows it only by the gradual hardening

lieutenant in a regiment of cavalry commanded by the Duc de

to outgrow it. He outgrows it only by the gradual hardening

Maufrigneuse. Oscar had, therefore, in his great misfortune, the small

to outgrow it. He outgrows it only by the gradual hardening

luck of being, at the Comte de Serizy's instigation, drafted into that

noble regiment, with the promise of promotion to quartermaster within

a year. Chance had thus placed the ex-clerk under the command of the

Madame Clapart, after languishing for some days, so keenly was she

affected by these catastrophes, became a victim to the remorse which

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