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 1 2 |      remained at Bagneres, the promise she had made to the duke
 2 5 |         and along with her his promise to come and see me again.
 3 9 |      glimmer of desire, giving promise of a very heaven for one
 4 10|       it." ~"Well, if you will promise to do everything I tell
 5 10|      to anybody whatever." ~"I promise." ~"Now, kiss me, and we
 6 10|            Yes." ~"And did she promise to believe you?" ~"No." ~"
 7 10|      like Prudence." ~"Did she promise to?" ~"Better still, my
 8 11| meeting, the introduction, the promise of Marguerite, had followed
 9 11|     which he had asked for the promise. ~Though, indeed, I made
10 11|       seeing me. ~"Did you not promise me that I might come and
11 13|      Is this how you keep your promise of blind obedience?" ~"What
12 18|     Because Marguerite made me promise not to." ~"And why did you
13 20|      listening, father." ~"You promise me to be frank?" ~"Am I
14 20|   voice. ~"Well, father, I can promise nothing," I said at last; "
15 20|  returned, I went up to him. ~"Promise me, father," I said, "that
16 23|       to demand of me a formal promise to accompany him. I promised
17 26|       see her. She has made me promise to write to you when she