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Edgeworth, Maria, 1767-1849

"Murad the Unlucky and Other Tales"


On Victoire's wedding-day Madame de Fleury produced all the little
offerings of gratitude which she had received from her and her companions
during her exile. It was now her turn to confer favours, and she knew
how to confer them both with grace and judgment.
"No gratitude in human nature! No gratitude in the lower classes of the
people!" cried she; "how much those are mistaken who think so! I wish
they could know my history, and the history of these my children, and
they would acknowledge their error."


FOOTNOTES

{1} "Whom the gods wish to destroy, they first deprive of
understanding."

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