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inanofsnineoclock;
thediligehegrandbureauise.”
”isthegentlenyoung”inquiredtheabbecruchot.
”yes,”ansonsieurdesgrassins,”andhehasbroughtluggage
usthreetons.”
”nanoeback,”saideugenie.
”itstbeoneofyourrelations,”rerkedthepresident.
”letusgoone,”saiddagragently.”ikno
nsieurgraoneofvoicethatheisannoyed;perhapshewould
notliketofindustalkingofhisaffairs.”
”deiselle,”saidadolphetohisneighbor,”itisnodoubtyour
usingra,averygoodlookingyoungn;ithittheball
ofnsieurdenuothertrod
onhistoes;andthen,askinghiloudfortoputonher
stake,sheongue,yoose”
atthisntgraued,houtlagrandenanon,eps,
togetherhthoseoftheporter,echoedupthestaircase;andhewas
follohetravelleredsuchcuriosityandsofilled
thelivelyiginationsofthosepresentthathisarrivalatthis
didstofthisassely,
onlybelikehatofasnailintoabeehive,ortheintrodu
ofapeaevillagepoultryyard.
”sitdohefire,”saidgra.
beforeseatiheyoungstrangersalutedtheasseled
panyverygracefully.theoanseous
inadeaiousbow.
”youareld,nodoubt,nsieur,”saiddagra;”youhave,
perhaps,travelledfro
”justlikeallen”saidtheolda
letterheonsieurresthielf”
”but,father,perhapshing,”said
eugenie.
”hehasgotatongue,”saidtheoldnstely.
thestrangerheonlypersonsurprisedbythisse;allthe
othersaster.however,
afterthetionsahe
neerrose,tuedhisbacktohefire,liftedosoas
tothesoleofitsboot,andsaidtoeugenie,
”thankyou,usin,butidiours.and,”headded,looking
atgra,”ihing;iaoteventired.”
”nsieurhasefrohecapital”askeddadesgrassins.
nsieuronsieurgraof
paris,hearinghielfaddressed,tookalittleeyeglass,suspended
byaine
hetable,andalsothepersonssittingroundit.heogled
dadesgrassinsuchiertinendsaidtoher,afterhe
hadobservedallhewished,
”yes,da.youareplayingatloto,aunt,”headded.”do
interruptyou,ibeg;gooistooasingto
leave.”
”iedesgrassins,
castiedglahi
”fortyseven”arkitdoedesgrassins.
isntthatyouuer”
nsieurdesgrassinsputaunteronhis
parisandtheneugenie,hout
thinkingofherloto,apreytoufulpresentints.froito
titheyoungtheheiressglancedfurtivelyatherusin,andthe
bankersectedacresdoofsurpriseandcuriosity
inhernd.
nsieuranoftytwo,
presehisntasingularntrasttothehy
provincials,anners,
hsarcastitent.thisneedsan
explanation.attytillsonearchildhood
thattheyoftennducttheelveschildishly.inallprobability,out
ofeveryhuheullyniyninewouldhavebehaved
preciselyasnsieurcharlesgrawasnowbehaving.
sodaysearlierthanthishisfatherhadtoldhiogoandspend
severalnthsur.perhapsnsieurgrawas
thinkingofeugenie.einhislifeinto
theprovinakehisappearahe
superiorityofanoffashion,toreducetheentto
despairbyhisluxury,andtokehisvisitanepoch,iinto
thoseuntryregionsalltherefisofparisianlife.inshort,
toexplainitiopassretiatsaurin
brushinghisnailsthahoughtofdoinginparis,andto
assutheextrayandeleganceofdressanof
fashionoftenlaysasideforacertainnegligenceselfis
notdevoidofgrace.charlestherefhtaplete
huntingstu,thefiguhuntingkhe
prettiestsheathtobefoundinallparis.hebroughthiswhole
lleofats.theye,
seespangled,so
ed;soedandcrossedlikeashahers
ehadtuedoverllars,so
buttoothetophgiltbuttons.hebroughteveryvarietyof
llarandcravatinfashionatthatepoch.hebroughttwoof
buissonsatsandallhisfilinenhebroughthisprettygold
toiletset,apresentfroisther.hebroughtallhisdandy
kni
bythestaableofen,aableforhiatleast,afinelady
hecalledanteandontravelling,
triniallyandtocertainsuspis
uch
prettynotepaperooheronceafht.
inshort,itpleteacargoofparisianfrivolitiesasitwas
possiblefettogether,alleplents
ofhusbandrythe
littleelychased
pistolstotravelaloneand
destly,hehadtakentheupeofthediligenself,
ratherpleasedatnothavingtodageadelightfultravelling
carriageorderedforajoueyohisante,
thegreatladyheinteorejoinatbadeninthe
folloeetsresofpeopleathis
uncleshouse,tohuntinhisunclesforests,tolive,inshort,the
usualchateaulife;hedidnotknour,and
hadonlyinquiredabouthiallyheo
froidfond.hearingthatheohatheshould
findhinasuitablension.
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