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When I was up, I aided him a little but that is nothing to the point I never shall forget him!" There was a pause, when the General added: "Let us understand each other, and speak plainly. Would it be very repugnant to your feelings to have seven hundred thousand francs a year, and to be called, after me, Marquis de Campvallon d'Armignes? Come, speak up, and give me an answer."

Then he spoke in a voice of thunder: "My dear guests and friends, permit me to present to you the Marquise de Campvallon d'Armignes!" An iceberg at the North Pole is not colder than was the General's salon at this announcement. He held the young lady by the hand, and retaining his position in the centre of the room, launched out fierce glances.

Then he spoke in a voice of thunder: "My dear guests and friends, permit me to present to you the Marquise de Campvallon d'Armignes!" An iceberg at the North Pole is not colder than was the General's salon at this announcement. He held the young lady by the hand, and retaining his position in the centre of the room, launched out fierce glances.

Nevertheless he was soon to learn it, for while he was busied in settling his father's affairs and organizing his own projects of fortune and ambition, one fine morning in August he met with a lively surprise. He counted among his relatives one of the richest landed proprietors of France, General the Marquis de Campvallon d'Armignes, celebrated for his fearful outbursts in the Corps Legislatif.

Nevertheless he was soon to learn it, for while he was busied in settling his father's affairs and organizing his own projects of fortune and ambition, one fine morning in August he met with a lively surprise. He counted among his relatives one of the richest landed proprietors of France, General the Marquis de Campvallon d'Armignes, celebrated for his fearful outbursts in the Corps Legislatif.

Nevertheless he was soon to learn it, for while he was busied in settling his father's affairs and organizing his own projects of fortune and ambition, one fine morning in August he met with a lively surprise. He counted among his relatives one of the richest landed proprietors of France, General the Marquis de Campvallon d'Armignes, celebrated for his fearful outbursts in the Corps Legislatif.

When I was up, I aided him a little but that is nothing to the point I never shall forget him!" There was a pause, when the General added: "Let us understand each other, and speak plainly. Would it be very repugnant to your feelings to have seven hundred thousand francs a year, and to be called, after me, Marquis de Campvallon d'Armignes? Come, speak up, and give me an answer."

When I was up, I aided him a little but that is nothing to the point I never shall forget him!" There was a pause, when the General added: "Let us understand each other, and speak plainly. Would it be very repugnant to your feelings to have seven hundred thousand francs a year, and to be called, after me, Marquis de Campvallon d'Armignes? Come, speak up, and give me an answer."

Then he spoke in a voice of thunder: "My dear guests and friends, permit me to present to you the Marquise de Campvallon d'Armignes!" An iceberg at the North Pole is not colder than was the General's salon at this announcement. He held the young lady by the hand, and retaining his position in the centre of the room, launched out fierce glances.