Richeport

During the four days that I was at Richeport, I began to remark the existence between M. de

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This advantage of rapid locomotion will permit me to pass two hours at Richeport with you, and have the delight of pressing Raymond's hand.

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Richeport is too much associated with you for me to dwell here longer; your memory has exiled me from it for ever.

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We finally approached in our recollections, through many windings, our meeting upon the banks of the Seine, under the shades of Richeport.

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Richeport, as she was not well enough to go so far alone; she eagerly accepted my offer, and as we went along, conversing upon indifferent subjects, her uneasiness gradually disappeared; our conversation seemed to relieve her mind of its heavy burden.

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I took the train the next day (that was yesterday) for Richeport, where

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I remember with what bitterness and spite he spoke to me of Raymond, in a letter, filled with unjust reproaches, that he wrote me three days after my departure from Richeport.

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Richeport, and because she hopes that the gayeties around him will more quickly make him forget this love that so interfered with her ambitious projects.

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Then why should you not come to me, to Richeport, but a step from Pont de l'Arch?

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On our arrival at Richeport we found several visitors at the châteaux, among the number a general, solemnly resigned to the pleasures of a day in the country.

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