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Q< We are very young; we know not what
misfortunes are in store for us; what losses？ perhaps what calumnies! or
even dishonour,>Q< secured its prosperity。 and raised it from the being the servant of
proud Florence to be its rival？ What.>:23< and with lovely humility recognized
the affinity of the meanest peasant to his own noble mind. Exercising the
most exalted virtues！>867< then walked down to the starting-post with his old calm?
collected grace; and Cecil，>8< had been married to his; she tried to loosen the chain
that bound them eternally together？ and felt that the effort was fruitless:
if he were evil, she must weep; if his light — hearted selfishness allowed
no room for remorse in his own breast!>610