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 1 XVII|        not bear to denounce her grandfather. What a miserable time she
 2 XVII|        reasonable. Even for her grandfather’s own interest, she ought
 3 XVII|     touched mine. Alone with my grandfather I have lived during fifteen
 4 XVII|         the mine. I say WITH my grandfather, but I can scarcely use
 5 XVII|        a bitter grief to me. My grandfather, seeing my distress, brought
 6 XVII|         was lively, and barked. Grandfather did not like anything cheerful.
 7 XVII|       very soon disappeared. My grandfather’s companion was a ferocious
 8 XVII|         me quite uneasy, for my grandfather was jealous. Harfang and
 9 XVII|        comes to your mind.”~“My grandfather,” continued Nell, “always
10 XVII|    resumed Nell, “as soon as my grandfather saw that you were fairly
11 XVII|       avoid the vigilance of my grandfather. You were about to die.
12 XVII|         where you were. When my grandfather discovered what I had done,
13 XVII|         insupportable to me. My grandfather completely lost his senses.
14 XVII|    averted; I must return to my grandfather. He threatens to destroy
15 XVII|     impossible,” said Nell. “My grandfather is everywhere and nowhere.
16 XVII|       as I~am able to judge, my grandfather, in his very insanity, is
17 XVII| goodness, I said to myself, ‘My grandfather has deceived me.’ But now,