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Shall in sentence

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It was I, I admit, with a blush, to my best friend, and never shall such an admission be made to any other, it was I who one day in the garden pressed his arm.
If you require it, I shall be the channel to convey to you the assurances of his profound respect and of his distress at displeasing you.
You will not set eyes on him; but I shall go and join him wherever he may choose.
If in your generosity you are pleased to allow us six thousand francs upon which to live, I shall accept them with gratitude: otherwise, Julien intends to settle at Besancon where he will take up the profession of teacher of Latin and Literature.
The genius of Tartuffe came to Julien's aid: 'Very well, I shall go and confess to him.'
If he says to me: "Go to Edinburgh, to New York," I shall obey.
Then they can conceal Mademoiselle de La Mole's condition; but I shall never allow them to destroy my child.''That, you may be sure, will be the first idea to occur to that corrupt man ...'In Paris, Mathilde was in despair.
'If he is dead, I shall die,' she said to her father.
You will rejoice at it, perhaps ...But I swear to his ghost that I shall at once put on mourning, and shall be publicly _Madame veuve Sorel_ [the widow of M. Sorel], I shall send out the usual announcements, you may count on that ...
Write under cover to my maid, let the address be in a strange hand; as for me, I shall write you volumes.
Two months after our marriage, I shall travel abroad with my husband, and it will be easy for us to pretend that my child was born at a suitable date.'Received at first with transports of rage, this firmness ended by inspiring the Marquis with doubts.
Before next Thursday, I shall leave the paternal roof.
I shall go to him; he will marry us, and an hour after the ceremony we shall be on our way to Languedoc, and shall never appear again in Paris save by your order.
He shall start within twenty-four hours, and report himself at Strasbourg, where his regiment is quartered.
I shall send this commission to M. de La Vernaye only if you give me your word that, in the course of the next month, my marriage shall be celebrated in public, at Villequier.
I shall make my wishes known in a fortnight's time.'
As for Sorel and his sons, I shall offer them, in my name, an annual pension of five hundred francs, which will be paid to each of them separately, so long as I am satisfied with them.'Julien was by this time cold and stiff.
I shall come out to speak to you; perhaps I may be able to let you into the garden.
Go, Sir, you shall not lack the quarry that you are pursuing.
You shall have the pleasure of passing sentence.
I shall die within two months.
To the average man I shall be a common murderer ...Allow me to tell the truth in this supreme moment: you will forget me.
Though far less of a villain than Iago, or so it seems to me, I shall say like him: _From this time forth I never will speak word_.
'No one shall see me either speak or write; you will have had my last words, with my last adoration.
You shall be well paid,' Julien broke off, resuming his imperious air.
The prospect of death detained him almost as little: 'I shall think of that after the sentence.'
'This shall be my thermometer,' he said to himself.
'This Julien is a strange creature, his action is inexplicable,' thought M. de Frilair, 'and nothing ought to be inexplicable to me ...Perhaps it will be possible to make a martyr of him ...In any case, I shall get to the true _inwardness_ of this business and may perhaps find an opportunity of inspiring fear in that Madame de Renal, who has no respect for us, and detests me in her heart...Perhaps I may even discover in all this some sensational means of reconciliation with M. de La Mole, who has a weakness for this little Seminarist.'
'I may sit down in an armchair, and the armchair grip me by the arms, I shall have vanished.
I shall go farther: my crime, being free from any pecuniary motive, will be in no way dishonouring.
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