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 1 4 |           as she is. You ask if I forgive you; oh, with all my heart,
 2 4 |         ever have done, I can not forgive myself for having left her
 3 4 |       thought it was I who had to forgive her, and to-day I feel unworthy
 4 6 |         for I firmly believe (God forgive me!) that he would have
 5 10|         if he should?" ~"He would forgive you." ~"Ah, no, he would
 6 11|           good humour. ~"Will you forgive me for my bad temper tonight?"
 7 11|          my hand. ~"I am ready to forgive you as often as you like." ~"
 8 12|           Marguerite said to me: "Forgive me if I send you away; but
 9 12|           lesson." ~"I was wrong; forgive me." ~"Well and good; and
10 13|        hands and kissed her. "You forgive me?" I said. ~"You see I
11 13|         and already I have had to forgive you something. Is this how
12 14|        morning he had not left. ~"Forgive me for the few tedious hours
13 14|          t do that, for she would forgive you." ~I could have flung
14 14|           to-morrow if you do not forgive him, wishes to know at what
15 15|     Marguerite. ~"He wants you to forgive him." ~"Precisely." ~"And
16 16|      anything except the latter. ~Forgive me if I give you all these
17 17|      grudge for it, and could not forgive her. He said to her, somewhat
18 17|              That he would gladly forgive you in regard to the scene
19 17|            and that he will never forgive that. 'Let Marguerite leave
20 18| Marguerite; it isn't generous." ~"Forgive me, my friend," she said,
21 21|        keen about it, and he will forgive us the sooner." ~For the
22 22|          it. I was quite ready to forgive her for such regrets. I
23 23|          if to ask him tacitly to forgive me for the pain which, in
24 23|           begged me to ask you to forgive her." ~"I have forgiven
25 24|           myself if God will ever forgive me for the wrong I did her. ~
26 24|           and which will make you forgive me." ~"Why do you not tell
27 25|       Duval allowed a kept woman (forgive me, my child, for what I
28 26|          are strong enough not to forgive. The duke has not answered. ~