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| No doubt, in the eyes of men, it has none; but I look on it as a slight expiation for a fearful sin of which I have been guilty, and if your Highness will deign to listen to my tale, you will see that no punishment could atone for the crime. It seemed to him that it was all in expiation of some crime which, though conscious of his guilt, he could not rightly remember. "We had her wrong in our thoughts," said Delcarte, "and the least that we can do in expiation is to find and rescue her. |
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