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"Yes, yes; and speak to you. You see, you are the only one for whom " The Prince interrupted the General, who instantly became as mute as if he were in the presence of the Czar. "It is well. But what Doctor Fargeas asks of me will cause me intense suffering." Vogotzine did not open his lips. "See her again? He wishes to revive all my sorrow, then!" Vogotzine waited, motionless as if on parade.
The Prince saw, coming to him, with a slow but not heavy step, Marsa no, another Marsa, the spectre or statue of Marsa. Fargeas made a sign to Vogotzine, and the Russian and the two doctors concealed themselves behind the trees. Zilah, trembling with emotion, remained alone in the middle of the walk. The nurse who attended Marsa, had doubtless received instructions from Dr.
"Yes, yes; and speak to you. You see, you are the only one for whom " The Prince interrupted the General, who instantly became as mute as if he were in the presence of the Czar. "It is well. But what Doctor Fargeas asks of me will cause me intense suffering." Vogotzine did not open his lips. "See her again? He wishes to revive all my sorrow, then!" Vogotzine waited, motionless as if on parade.
"I told you, I have come at the General's request," said Fargeas, with a wave of his hand toward Vogotzine. Marsa only replied: "Ah!" But it seemed to the doctor that there was a world of disappointment and despair expressed in this one ejaculation. Then she suddenly became rigid, and lapsed into one of those stupors which had succeeded the days of delirium, and had frightened Vogotzine so much.
The young girl, who a moment before had asked questions and still seemed interested a little in life, stirred uneasily, and murmured, in an odd, singing voice: "I do not know!" "Did you sleep last night?" "I do not know!" "How old are you?" asked Fargeas, to test her mental condition. "I do not know!" The physician's eyes sought those of the General.
The memory of himself, or of the other? He must know, he must know! "This way," said Dr. Sims. "We will go to the end of the alley, and meet her face to face." "Courage!" whispered Fargeas. Zilah followed; and, in a few steps, they reached the end of the alley, and stood beneath a clump of leafy trees.
He wondered if it were not better to retrace his steps and depart hastily without seeing her. "This way," said Fargeas. "We can see through the bushes without being seen, can we not, Sims?" "Yes, doctor." Zilah resigned himself to his fate; and followed the physicians without saying a word; he could hear the panting respiration of Vogotzine trudging along behind him.
This time old Vogotzine felt as if he were strangling; and the doctor, full of pity, gazed sadly down at the exquisitely beautiful girl, with her haggard, dark eyes, and her waxen skin, sitting there like a marble statue of despair. "Give her some bouillon," said Fargeas. "She will probably refuse it in her present condition; but try.
Fargeas cast a keen glance at the girl, whose eyes, burning with inward fire, alone seemed to be living. "Madame," said the doctor, quietly, when the General had made a sign to his niece to listen to the stranger, "General Vogotzine has told me that you were suffering. I am a physician. Will you do me the honor and the kindness to answer my questions?"
This time old Vogotzine felt as if he were strangling; and the doctor, full of pity, gazed sadly down at the exquisitely beautiful girl, with her haggard, dark eyes, and her waxen skin, sitting there like a marble statue of despair. "Give her some bouillon," said Fargeas. "She will probably refuse it in her present condition; but try.
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