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forit,underproperdisunt,alities.
thisaffaireoorleans.nsieurgraook
advantageofacartretuingbyogoandseehis
chateau.havingcastasterseyeoverthey,he
retuedtosaur,satisfiedthathehadiedhisfive
pert,andseizedbythestupendousthoughtofextendingand
increasingtherquisateoffroidfondbyratingallhis
propertythere.then,tofilluphisffers,nopty,he
resolvedtothinouthiss,andtoselloffthe
poplarsintheadows.
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ofnsieurgrahatld,silent,palliddanding
abovethetoparts.thetwo
pillarsandthearch,adetheportechereonhedoor
opened,,likethehouseitself,oftufa,aestone
peculiartotheshoresoftheloire,andsosoftthatitlastshardly
rethantberlessirregularholes,capriciously
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ardthesideereselance
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hardstone,representingthefourseasons,thefacesalreadycruling
aountedbyaprojeg
plinth,uponyofcegrowthshadsprungup,yellow
pellitory,bindtles,plantain,andevenalittle
cherrytree,alreadygroeheight.
thedoorofthearchadeofsolidoak,brown,shrunken,and
splitinnyplaces;thoughfrailinappearalyheld
inplatricalpattes.a
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theraarts,underhegardensofseveralneighb
houses.
thestiortantroonthegroundfloorofthehousewasalarge
hall,entereddirectlyfroehevaultoftheportechere.
feportanceofahalliletownsofanjou,
touraine,andberry.thehallisatohesatiantechaer,
salon,offi;itisthetheatreofdostic
life,thenlivingrootherethebarberoftheneighborhood
ca,ters,
theeonbusiness.
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todistinguish.
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suruntedbydirtyshelves.anoldcardtableiry,ofh
theupperpartoodinthespacebethetwo
eterhablackborder
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paneloppositetothechieypieceraitsinpastel,
supposedtorepresentthegrandfatherofdagra,oldnsieur
delabertelliere,asalieutenantinthefrenchguard,andthe
deceaseddagentilletintheguiseofashepherdess.thewindows
hcurtainsrosdetoursheldbackbysilken
rdshecclesiasticaltassels.thisluxuriousderation,little
inkeepingonsieurgra,hadbeen,together
hthesteelpierglass,thetapestries,andthebuffets,hwere
ofrosehepurchaseofthehouse.
bythetothedoorstoodastrahair,whoselegswere
raisedonadagraoaheight
froepassersby.aableofstained
cherrybrasure,alearhairof
eugeniegraoodbesideit.inthisspottheliveshadflowed
peacefullyon
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latternththeytooktheiey.notuntil
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chillsoftheearlyspringortothoseofan.afoot
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nanonntrivedtosavefortheenableddaanddeiselle
graobearthechillyingsandeveningsofaprilandoctober.
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dayssoiouslyuponalaborproperlythatofen,
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