The Count of Monte Cristo · Reading edition

Note 25
Chapter 106. Dividing the Proceeds

The Spahis are French cavalry reserved for service in Africa.

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…lf the right to use the name I now bear, instead of the one I have thrown aside.” Mercédès sighed. “Well, mother, I yesterday engaged myself as substitute in the Spahis,”[25] added the young man, lowering his eyes with a certain feeling of shame, for even he was unconscious of the sublimity of his self-abasement. “I thought my body was my own, and that I might sell it. I yesterday took the place of another. I sold myself for m…

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