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lifeisalstheopenair;everyhouseholdsitsatitsown
threshold,breakfasts,dines,andquarrelsthere.noonepass
aloreetined;infaerly,whena
straeredaprovineof
frooortodoor.frohise
pieux,otheinhabitantsofangers,who
excelledinsuchurbansarcas.
theansionsoftheoldtourareatthetopofthis
hillystreet,anderlyoccupiedbythenobilityofthe
neighborhood.thelancholydheeventsofthe
folloansions,venerable
relicsofaturyinenandthingsborethecharacteristics
ofsilicityannersandcustoarelosingdaybyday.
follohehepicturesquethhfare,whose
irregularitiesaindically
intoreverie,andyouedarkrecess,ire
ofonsieurgrais
iossibletouandtheforceofthisprovincialexpressionthe
houseofnsieurgraonsieur
grahielf.
nsieurgraenjoyedareputationinsaurausesand
effectseverbefullyuoodbythose,atone
tioranother,livedintheprovinces.in1789nsieurgra
stillberof
suieroper,able
toread,e,andcipher.attheperiodhefrenchrepublic
offeredforsaletheentofsaur,
theoper,thenfortyyearsofage,hadjustrriedthedaughterof
arichert.suppliedoneyofhisoune
andhis,inallaboutthousandlouisdra
totheneablished”district,”hthehelpoftwo
hundreddoublelouisgivenbyhisfatherinlaothesurly
republiain,he
obtainedforasong,legallyifitely,ohefi
vineyardsinthearrondissent,anoldabbey,andseveralfar.the
inhabitantsofsaurtlerevolutionarythattheythought
peregraaboldn,arepubli,andapatriotindopen
toallthenehoughinpointoffactito
vineyards.heeeroftheadnistrationofsaur,
andhispacififlueselffeltpoliticallyand
rcially.politically,heprotectedthecidevantnobles,and
preveotheextentofhispohesaleofthelandsand
propertyoftheegres;rcially,hefuishedtherepubli
areshthreethousandpunsofeook
hispayinsplendidfieldsbelongingtoanityofenwhose
landshadbeenreservedforthelastlot.
uhensulategrabecayoveedwisely,and
harvestedstillbetterpigs.uheeirehealled
nsieurgra.napoleon,holikerepublis,and
supersedednsieurgraohavehe
phrygiancapbyanofhisourebaronofthe
eire.nsieurgraquittedofficehret.hehad
nstructedierestsofthetoainfineroadshled
tohisoy;hishouseandlands,veryadvantageously
assessed,paidderatetaxes;andsiheregistrationofhis
variousestates,thevineyards,thankstohisnstantcare,had
beethe”headoftheuntry,”alocaltersedtodehose
thatproducedthefiqualityofighthaveaskedforthe
crossofthelegionofhonor.
thiseventoccurredin1806.nsieurgrahenfiftyseven
yearsofage,hishirtysix,andanonlydaughter,thefruitof
theirlegititelove,
providenodoubtdesiredtopehelossofhis
nicipalhonors,iedthreefortuheurseofthisyear,
thatofdadelagaudiniere,bodelabertelliere,thether
ofdagrahatofoldnsieurdelabertelliere,her
grandfather;and,lastly,thatofdagentillet,hergrandtheron
thethersside:threeiances,ountknoo
aheavariceofthedeceasedpersonshatfora
longtitheyhadhoardedtheirneyforthepleasureofsecretly
lookingatit.oldnsieurdelabertellierecalledaan
extravaganthesightofhis
goldthanfroheprofitsofusury.theinhabitantsofsaur
nsequeedhissavingsagto”therevehe
sunsh,”astheysaid.
nsieurgrahusobtaihatdetitleofnobilityhour
niaforequalityethestiosing
persohearrondissent.heresof
vineyard,fulyearsyieldedsevehundred
hogsheadsofs,anoldabbey,whose
y,a
asure,alsoahundredandtysevenacres
ofadohreethousandpoplars,plantedin1793,grew
andflourished;andfinally,thehouseinhhelived.suchwashis
visibleestate;astohisotherproperty,onlytouldgive
evenavagueguessatitsvalue:oneonsieurcruchot,anotary
eloyedintheusuriousisofnsieurgraheother
ur,inwhose
profitsgrahadacertaiedashare.
althougholdonsieurdesgrassinshgiftedh
thedeepdiscretionhandtrustbegetintheprovinces,
theypublionsieurgrahat
observersestitedtheauntofhispropertybytheobsequious
attention.inallsaurtherewasnoone
notpersuadedthatnsieurgrahadaprivatetreasure,so
hidingplacefulloflouis,lytookineffabledelightin
gazingupossesofgold.avariciouspeoplegatheredproofof
thisan,toheyellow
talseedtohavestints.theglanan
ahiscapitalacquires,like
thatofthelibertihegaler,orthesyphaain
indefinablehabits,furtive,eager,steriousvents,hnever
escapethenoticeofhisreligionists.thissecretlanguageisina
onsieurgrainspired
therespectfulesteeuetooneananything,who,
skilfuloperand
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