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thepreeranufacturea
thousandpunsforhisvintage,oronlyfivehundred,whonever
failedinanyspeculation,andalasksforsaleasks
orethaythatfilledtheore
hisetoputthe
puhelittle
proprietorshadbeenforous
vintageof1811,judiciouslystoredandslo
hihantythousandfrancs.
financiallyspeaking,nsieurgrahiiger
andaboanstrictor.heuldcroudlielochhispreya
longassoflouis,
andtheranquillylikeasnakeinprocessofdigestion,
iassible,thodical,andld.noonesapasshouta
feelingofadrationngledan
insaurfelttherendingofthosepolishedsteelclahis
oreoneyrequiredforthepurchase
ofadoin,butatelevenperonsieurdes
grassinsdisuntedbillsofexge,butatafrightfuldeduof
i.fee
ntioherisorinsoversationsatthe
eveninggatherings.tosothefortuheoldasan
objeorethanonert,rethanone
innkeeper,saidtersplasieur,we
havetillioablishnts;butasfornsieur
gra,hedoesnothielfknouchheish.”
in1816thebestreurestitedthelandedpropertyof
theanatnearlyfourllions;butas,onanaverage,hehad
deyearly,fro793to1817,ahuhousandfrancsoutofthat
property,itethathepossessedinactualneya
suearlyequaltothevalueofhisestate.sothatera
gaofbostonoraneveningdisatterofvihe
talkfelluponnsieurgra,knowingpeoplesaid:”lepere
graleperegrahaveatleastfiveorsixllions.”
”youareclevererthaniaihaveneverbeeofindoutthe
aunt,”ansonsieuronsieurdesgrassins,when
eitherark.
ifsoparisianntiohsonsieurlafitte,thepeople
ofsauraskedifheonsieurgra.he
parisiaossedthedisdainfulaffirtive,they
lookedateachotherandshooktheirheadshanincredulousair.so
largeafortuneveredaheasofthis
n.ifinearlydayssopeculiaritiesofhislifegaveoccasionfor
laughterorridicule,laughterandridiculehadlongsincediedaway.
hisleastiortantashadtheauthorityofresultsrepeatedly
shohing,hisgestures,theblinkingofhis
eyes,otheuntryside,erstudying
hisanaturaliststudiestheresultofinstinthelower
anils,hadetouandthedeepteofhisslightest
as.
”iter,”saidone;”peregrahasputonhisfur
gloves.”
”peregraisbuyingquantitiesofstaves;thereyof
hisyear.”
nsieurgraneverboughteitherbreadorat.hisfarrs
suppliedhiasufficyofs,chis,eggs,
butter,andhistitheofill;aenantwas
bound,overandabovehisrent,totakeacertainquantityofgrain
auhiheflourandbran.lagrandenanon,hisonlyservant,
thoughshehebreadofthehousehold
herselfeverysaturday.nsieurgraarrangedhkit
gardenershvegetables.asto
fruits,hegatheredsuchquantitiesthathesoldthegreaterpartin
therket.hisfirehiso
thehalfrottenoldshedsattheersofhisfields,
anderscartedintoto,allcutup,and
obliginglystackedinhisuhisthanks.
hisonlyknouresheedbread,the
clothingofhiser,thehireoftheirchairsinchurch,
thehetinningofthesaus,lights,
taxes,repairsonhisbuildings,asofhisvarious
industries.hehadsixhundredacresofelypurchased,
iseofan
iy.aftertheaeforthe
firstti.
nsieurgrasnnersple.hespokelittle.he
usuallyexpressedhisaningbyshortseiousphrasesutteredin
asoftvoice.aftertherevolution,theepochate
intonotianstutteredinaewayassoonashe
aintainanargunt.this
staering,theinherenceofhislanguage,thefluxofwordsin
hought,hisapparentlackoflogic,attributed
todefectsofeducation,ed,andwillbe
suffitlyexplainedbycertaisinthefolloory.
foursentenulas,sufficedhisuallytraspandsolvealldiffierce:”idontknow;
iot;i;iit.”heneversaidyes,oo,
atedhielftohe
listenedldly,holdinghisinhisrighthandainghis
rightelboinginhisoind
opinionsonalltters,frod
longbeforekinganybusinessagreent.,after
carefulion,avohesecretofhiso
thathehadsecuredhislistenersassent,graansan
deothingyhehad
reducedtoastateofhelplessslavery,in
business.heongfriends;hehergavenoraccepted
dinners;hedenostirooise,seengtoenozeihing,
eve.heneverdisturbedordisarrahethingsofother
people,outofrespectfortherightsofproperty.heless,in
spiteofhissoftvoispectbearing,the
languageandhabitsofaarsenaturecatothesurface,especially
inhisoe,selflessthanelsewhere.
physically,graahigh,thickset,squarebuilt,
ferenottedkneej
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