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”takensieur,”saidherhusband.
theabbehtheprettyladysoquicklythattheywere
soonsodistanadvahecaravan.
”thatisagoodlookingyoungn,da,”hesaid,pressingherar
”goodbytothegrapes,thevintageisdoisalloverhus.
ayasoisellegra.eugeniewillbelong
tothedandy.uhisusinisenauredofsoparisianan,
yoursonadolpheherrivalin”
”notatall,nsieurlabbe.thisyoungnotfailtoseethat
eugenieisalittlefool,agirlhouttheleastfreshness.didyou
noticehertonightshee.”
”perhapsyoudetheusinnoticeit”
”ididnottakethetrouble”
”plae,andyouneedake
thetroubletosayanythingtotheyoungnagainsthisusin;he
akehisoparisons,h”
”isedtodihedayaftertorrow.”
”ahifyouonlyada”saidtheabbe.
”onsieurlabbedoyouanto
offerbadadviceihavenotreachedtheageofthirtynine,
yreputation,thankgodtoproseself
nopireofthegreatgul.youandiareofanage
eaningofic,you
certainlyhaveideasthatareveryinngruous.fieitishyof
faublas”
”youhavereadfaublas”
”no,nsieurlabbe;ianttosaytheliaisonsdangereuses.”
”ahthatbookisinfinitelyreral,”saidtheabbe,laughing.
”butyoukeoutasanofthepresentday;i
onlyant”
”doyoudaretotellyouthinkingofputtinghings
intoheadisntitperfeanit
isverygoodlookingakeloveto,hethinkof
hisusin.inparis,iknoothersdodevotetheelvesin
thisothehappinessandheirchildren;butwelive
intheprovinsieurlabbe.”
”yes,da.”
”and,”shentinued,”idonotself
illihtatsuchaprice.”
”da,isaidnothingaboutahundredllions;thattetatihtbetoogreatforeitherofustohstand.only,idothink
thataaherself,inallhonor,certain
haresslittlequetries,,partofhersocial
dutyandh”
”doyouthinkso”
”areada,tokeourselvesagreeabletoeachother
perttobloynose.iassureyou,da,”heresud,”that
theyoulenogledyhhisglassitering
haoifivehior
doinghogetobeautyinprefereooldage”
”itisquiteapparent,”saidthepresidentinhisloudvoice,”that
nsieurgraofparishassenthissontosaurely
trinialiions.”
”butinthatcasetheusinonguslikea
onball,”aary.
”thatdoesntproveanything,”saidnsieurdesgrassins;”theold
serisalakingsteries.”
”desgrassins,friend,ihaveiheyoungntodinner.you
stgoandasknsieuranddadelarsonheduhautoys,
oiselleduhautoy,ofurse.ihopeshewillbe
properlydressed;thatjealoustherofhersdoeskesuchafright
erustthatyoue,”
sheadded,stoppingtheprocessiontoaddressthets.
”hereyouareatho,da,”saidthenotary.
afterboothethreedesgrassins,thethreecruchotsretued
ho,applyingtheirprovincialgeniusforanalysistostudying,under
allitsaspects,thegreateventoftheevening,edly
gedtherespectivepositionsofgrassinistsandcruchotihe
adrablenseionsofthesegreat
adeeaontaryalliance
againstaheynottuallyhindereugeniefrobr >
lovingherusin,andtheusinfrohinkingofeugehe
parisiatheinfluereacherousinsinuations,softspoken
caluies,slandersfulloffaintpraiseandartlessdenials,h
shouldbedetoanddeceivehibr >
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hefourrelationsonsieurgrasaidtohis
nephew,
”ustgotobed.itistoolatetotalkaboutthettersh
havebroughtyouhere;torroont.we
breakfastateightoiddayalittlefruitorabit
ofbread,anddrinkaglassofehe
parisians,atfiveoclock.thatstheorderoftheday.ifyoulike
togoaoheenvironsyouarefreetodoso.you
eifoittoayyou.
youyperhapshearpeoplesaythatiaisieurgra
this,nsieurgrahat.iletthealk;theirgossipdoesnot
hurtcredit.butihavenotapenny;iyoldagelikean
apprentices.
perhapsyoullsoonknoafrancsts
tosforit.nanon,hedles”
”itrust,nephee
gra;”butifyoushouldneedanythingelse,youanon.”
”dearaunt,ishallhing;ihave,ibelieve,brought
everythinge.perttobidyougoodnight,andyoung
usinalso.”
charlestookalightednanonshand,ananjoudle,
veryyellohatitlookedliketallowand
deceivednsieurgra,ingitspresence
underhisroof,didnotperceivethisgnifice.
”iheway,”hesaid.
insteadofleavingthehallbythedoorhe
ariouslythroughthepassagehdivided
thehallfrohekit.ashalargeoval
paneofglass,shutthispassagefrohestaircase,soastofendoff
theldairhroughit.butthenorthlednone
thelesskeenlyiner,and,inspiteofthesandbagsatthe
bottofthedoorsofthelivingrootheteeraturehinuld
scarcelybekeptataprht.nanontobolttheouter
door;thensheclosedthehallalooseawolfdog,whosebark
edtohavelaryngitis.thisanil,noted
forhisferocity,regnizednanoored
childrenofthefieldsuoodeachother.
ainedhehe
staircase,eatenstepshookuheheavyfootfal
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