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conversations.value:  “I used to think it hypocritical for aristocrats to bestow charity on the poor." Claire said, laughing at herself in that same self-deprecating way. "But it isn’t. Not if it’s for the people. Are you really all right with this? You must have worked terribly hard to save up this much money.”
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conversations.value:  “I have no use for it, except to be useful for you.”
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conversations.value:  “I’m afraid I’m starting to believe that you mean such things.” Claire chuckled. “Let’s use my personal assets too. If we put them together, we should be able to procure quite a significant amount.”
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conversations.value:  “That sounds perfect. I wonder if we could get Yu to help us as well?”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  “Yu? Isn’t she confined to a convent right now?”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “She’s still an important figure for them, and she was formerly in line for the throne. Without a king, I don’t think the provisional government can stop us from seeing her.”
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conversations.value:  “I see what you’re saying. The Church already has systems in place for distributing aid to the needy. They can help us do more than you and I could alone.”
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conversations.value:  “Exactly.” I’d factored this into my calculations too. I didn’t just want to paint a picture of Claire opposing Dole—I wanted the Church to come across as opposing the aristocracy. “Fine. Let’s get going, then. If I write a letter, will you deliver it for me?” It looked like Claire was back to herself.
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conversations.value:  “Of course, Miss Claire.”
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