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,devexpressionhpeople
attributetothebasilisk;hisforehead,fulloftransversewrinkles,
houtcertainsignifitprotuberances;hisyellowgrayish
hairobesilverandgoldbycertainyoungpeoplewhodid
notrealizetheiroprietyofkiaboutnsieurgra.
hishionpeople
said,notalice.theenance
shoth,theegotisbr >
ofanloosof
avarianbeinghio
hihisdaughterandsoleheiress,eugeitude,nners,
bearing,everythingabouthiinshort,testifiedtothatbeliefin
hielfhehabitofsucceedingierprisesneverfails
togivetoan.
thus,thoughhisnnersonsieur
grasnaturehosewho
satodaysasuchashehadbeensince1791.hisstoutshoes
iedhleathethongs;hehers,thick
aroonclothhsilver
buckles,avelvetat,iestripesofyelloe,
buttonedsquarely,alargeroonathk
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lastedhionths;topreservetheheal
thodiofhishatiiur
knehingfurtheraboutthispersonage.
onlysixindividualshadarightofentraonsieurgras
house.thestiortantofthefirstthreeonsieur
entaspresidentofthecivilurtsof
saurthisyoungnhadaddedthenaofbonfonstothatof
cruchot.henoselfc.debonfons.anylitigantsoill
advisedastocallhionsieurcruchotadetofeelhis
follyinurt.thegistrateproteonsieur
lepresident,buthefavoredilesthosewhoaddressed
hisnsieurdebonfons.nsieurlepresidenthirtythree
yearsold,andpossessedtheestateofbonfonsbonifontis,h
seventhousandfrancsayear;heexpectedtoihepropertyof
hisuhenotaryandthatofanotheruheabbecruchot,a
dignitaryoftheartiours,bothofwere
thoughttobeveryrich.thesethreecruchots,backedbyagoodly
nuerofusins,andalliedtotiliesioeda
party,likethediedici,thecruchotshad
theirpazzi.
dadesgrassins,therofasonte
assiduouslytoplayarryher
dearadolphetodeiselleeugenie.nsieurdesgrassins,the
banker,vigorouslyprotedtheschesofhiseansofsecret
serviiser,andalwaysarrivedin
tiuponthefieldofbattle.thethreedesgrassinslikewisehad
theiradherents,theirusins,theirfaithfulallies.onthecruchot
sidetheabbe,thetalleyrandofthefaly,kedupbyhis
brotherthenotary,sharplyedeveryinchofgroundhhis
feleadversary,andtriedtoobtaintherichheiressforhisnephew
thepresident.
thissecrethecruchotsanddesgrassins,theprize
thereofbeingthehandinrriageofeugeniegra,keptthe
varioussourinviolentagitation.would
deisellegrarrynsieurlepresidentornsieuradolphe
desgrassinstothisprobleorepliedthatnsieurgrawould
nevergivehisdaughtertotheootheother.theoldoper,
eatenupbition,heysaid,forapeeroffrance,
toahreehuhousandfrancsakeallthe
past,present,andfuturecasksofthegrasacceptable.others
repliedthatnsieuranddadesgrassinswerenobles,and
exceedinglyrich;thatadolphehat
uheoldnhadanephehepopeathisbedcall,such
asuitablealliananefroothing,a
nsaurreeredhanadzeinhishand,andwhohad,
reover,hebe.certaiion
tothefactthatnsieurcruchotdebonfonshadtherightofentryto
thehouseatalltis,eivedonlyon
sundays.others,hoaintaihatdadesgrassinsore
intiteenofthehouseofgrahanthecruchots
iainideashwouldlead,
soonerorlater,tosuerretortedthattheabbe
anintheanagainst
ank,aruggleondcutdiand,”saida
saur.
theoldestinhabitants,hantheirfellohatthe
graskneily,
andthatdeiselleeugeniegraofsaurarriedto
thesonofnsieurgraofparis,ahywholesalewine
rt.tothisthecruchotinesandthegrassinistsreplied:”inthe
firstplace,thethershaveseeneachotheronlytein
thirtyyears;a,nsieurgraofparishasaitious
designsforhisson.heisyorofanarrondissent,adeputy,
lohenationalguard,judgeinthercialurts;he
disour,andanstoallyhielfe
ducalfaly,duderfavorofnapoleon.”inshort,here
anythingnotsaidofanheiressalkedha
iles,ahepubliveyancesfrobr >
aoblois,inclusively
atthebeginningof1811,thecruchotinesageover
thegrassinists.theestateoffroidfond,rerkableforitspark,its
nsion,itsfar,strea,ponds,forests,andhaboutthree
llions,arquisdefroidfond,who
aitrecruchot,the
president,andtheabbe,aidedbytheiradherents,o
preventthesaleoftheestateinlittlelots.thenotaryncludeda
bargainanforthey,payableingold,
persuadinghihatsuitsberht
againstthepuralllotsbeforeheuldgettheneyfor
theitonsieurgra,
ohe
finerquisateof
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