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www.192.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twakethetifroleep,anddeceiveherfathertoobtain
theheserhadgivenoutthe
talloohisdaughterandlagrandenanonjustashegaveout
everyingthebreadandotheecessariesforthedaily
nsution.
lagrandenanonanbeingcapableofaccepting
ofherster.theonsieur
anddagrahepossessionrandenanon,socalled
onatht,eightinches,hadlived
onsieurgraforthirtyfiveyears.thoughshereceivedonly
sixtyfrancsayearinobeohe
riulating
throughthirtyfiveyears,hadretlyenabledhertoifour
thousandfrananannuityaitrecruchot.thisresultofher
longandpersistentenoseedgigantic.everyservantinthe
tohatthepoorsexagenarianwassureofbreadforherold
age,houghtofthehardslaverythrough
hadbeenwon.
attythepirlhadbeenuofinda
situation,sorepulsiveosteveryohe
feelinguchadredon
theshouldersofagreheguard;butallthings,sothey
say,shouldbeinkeeping.forthe
etosaur
tofindaplano
labor.leperegrahinkingeandabout
tosetuphishousehold.heespiedthegirl,rejectedasshe
doortoodjudgeofrporealstrengthinhistradeasa
uessedtheightbegotoutofafelecreature
shapedlikeahercules,asfirnherfeetasanoaksixtyyearsold
onitsroots,stronginthehips,squareintheback,hthehands
ofaishedvirtue.
hertheartialvisage,northeredbrick
tintsofherskin,northesines,northeraggedgarntsofla
grandenanon,disyedtheoper,estillofan
ageheheartshudders.hefed,shod,andclothedthepirl,
gaveherhertohouttreatihly.
seeingherselfthused,lagrandenalytearsof
joy,andattaaster,
thatdayruledherandhfeudalauthority.nanondid
everything.sheoked,shedethelye,shehelihe
loireandbroughtithoonhershoulders;shegotupearly,she
tobedlate;shepreparedthefoodofthevinedressersduringthe
harvest,keptarketpeople,protectedthepropertyof
hersterlikeafaithfuldog,andeven,fullofblindnfidence,
obeyedurrhisstabsurdexas.
inthefausyearof1811,hegrapesheredh
unheardofdifficulty,graresolvedtogivenanonhisoldch,
thefirstpresenthehaddeherduringtyyearsofservice.
thoughhetuedovertoherhisoldshoestedher,itis
iossibletohatquarterlybeasagift,fortheshoes
adethepirlso
niggardlythatgrahadgrooloveherasweloveadog,and
nanonhadlethiastenaspikedllarrouhroat,whose
spikesnolongerprickedher.ifgrathebreadhrathertoo
adenoplaint;shegailysharedthehygienic
besderivedfrohesevereregiofthehousehold,inhno
oneily;shelaughed
yorchilly,edherself,and
toiledashedid.pensationsthereh
equalityneverdidthesterhaveoccasiontofindfaulththe
servantforpilferingthegrapes,norforthepluaarines
eatehetrees.”e,fallto,nanon”hewouldsayinyears
ersiveittothepigs.
tothepoorpeasanthhadeaednothingbutharsh
treatnt,tothepaupergirlpickedupbycharity,gras
aiguouslaugh.reover,nanonssileheartand
narrohirtyfive
yearsshehadneverceasedtoseeherselfstandingbeforethewood
yardofnsieurgra,raggedandbarefooted,andtohearhiay:
”es
gra,reflegthatthepoorcreaturehadneverhearda
flatteris
inspiredbyen,thatsheghtsodayappearbeforethethroneodevenrechastethanthevirginryherself,graruck
hpity,her,”pooanon”the
exclation
iubytheoldservant.thetitoti,
fordaoffriendshipthatnothingeverparted,andtoh
eachexclationaddedalink.suchpassionarisingintheheartof
theser,ahing
innceivablyhorribleaboutit.thiscruelpity,recalling,asit
did,athousandpleasurestotheheartoftheoldoper,wasfor
nanoalofhappiness.likewisesay,”poor
nanon”godheinflexionsoftheir
voidbytheirsecretsighs.
thereanyhouseholdsinsaurheservantswere
bettertreated,butastersreceivedfarlesssatisfa
ihusitensaid:”havethegraseverdone
toketheirgrandenanonsoattashehrough
fireanderfortheirsake”herkit,s
lookedintotheurt,isers
kit,hingtoe.whennanonhadwashedher
dishes,lockedupthereinsofthedinner,andputoutherfire,she
leftthekit,theliving
rooandpbesidehersters.oalloandle
sufficedthefalyfortheevening.theservatheendof
thepassageinaspeciesofclosetlightedonlybyafanlight.her
robusthealthenabledhertoliveinthisholepunity;there
sheuldheartheslightesthroughthedeepsilenceh
reignednightanddayinthatdrearyhouse.likeachdog,she
slepti.
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