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butsheifulhabeautyhespiritregnizes,and
artiststrulylove.apainterseekingherebeloype
ofrysodest
eyeshosevirginlines,ofteo
cesofioyofchristianlifealone
bestoer,inlovehhisideal,
hefaceofeugeheinnatenoblehatis
ignorantofitself;henessofthat
bro,intheshapeoftheeyes,in
thefalloftheeyelids,thepresenelesssothingthat
ures,thentourofherhead,hno
expressionofpleasurehadeveralteredorhe
lihehorizonsoftlytrathefardistanceacrossthe
tranquillakes.thatarginedhlight
likealovelyfullbloiheeye,and
iartedthecharfthehatherereflected.eugenie
andingontheshoreoflifehere
daisiesaregatheredhdelightserelongtobeunknohus
shesaid,lookingatherigeintheglass,unnsciousasyetof
love:”iaoougly;hee.”
thensheopehedoorofherchaerothestaircase,
andstretchedoutheecktolistenforthehouseholdnoises.”heis
notup,”shethought,hearingnanonsingughasthegoodsoul
e,sthehalls,lightingherfire,ingthe
dog,andspeakingtothebeastsiable.eugeonce
doilkingthew.
”nanon,goodnanotleyusinsbreakfast.”
”adeiselle,youshouldhavethoughtofthatyesterday,”said
nanon,burstingintoaloudpealoflaughter.”itkecrea
yourusinisadarling,adarlingoh,thatheisyoushouldhave
seenhinhisdressinggo,ididhe
onsieurlecure.”
”nanon,pleasekeusagalette.”
”andeheoven,andflourandbutterforthe
iogra
assudattisenorusiortaheeyesofeugenieandher
ther.”stntrobthestertofeasttheusin.youaskhior
butterandflourandher,perhapshellgiveyou
so.seethereheisnoingtogiveouttheprovisions.”
eugenieescapedintothegarden,quitefrightenedassheheardthe
staircaseshakingunderherfathersstep.alreadyshefeltthe
effeodestyandthatspesciousnessof
happinessofanotperhapshoutreason,thatour
thoughtsaregravenonourforeheadsandareopentotheeyesofall.
peretheldnakednessofherfathers
house,thepirlfeltasortethatsheuldnotputitin
harnyhherusinselegance.shefelttheneedofdoing
sothingforhi,shedidnotknoruthful,
shefolloistrustingheriressionsor
herfeelings.theresightofherusinhadhihe
naturalyeaingsofaan,yeaingsthatorelikelyto
developardentlybecause,havingreachedhertythirdyear,she
heplenitudeofherintelligendherdesires.forthe
firsttiinherlifeherhearterroratthesightof
herfather;inhihesaasterofthefate,andshefancied
herselfguiltyofhisknoain
thoughts.shehhastysteps,surprisedtobreatheapurer
air,tofeelthesunsraysqui
theirheataralthandaneuedoverinher
ndseyogetthecake,aquarrelaas
rareasthesightofserbrokeoutbetweenlagrande
nanonandgra.ardasterhadetodole
outprovisionsforthedaysnsution.
”isthereanybreadleftfroesterday”hesaidtonanon.
”notasieur.”
graookalargeroundloaf,ouldedinoneof
theflatbasketsheyuseforbakinginanjou,andto
cutit,,
”onsieur.”
”thatstrue,”saidgra,”butyourloavesweighsixpounds;
therellbesoleft.besides,theseyoungfelloparisdont
eatbread,youllsee.”
”theeatfrippe”saidnanon.
frippeisaeansany
abutter,the
kindoffrippe,topeachpreserve,thestdistinguished
ofallthefrippes;thoseheirchildhoodhavelickedthe
frippeahebread,prehendtheaningofnanons
speech.
”no,”ans,”theyeatherbreadnorfrippe;theyare
sothinglikerriageablegirls.”
afterthealsforthedayony,the
goodn,havinglockedtheclosetsntainingthesupplies,
togototosay,
”nsieur,givealittleflourandsobutter,andillkea
galettefortheyoungones.”
”areyougoingtopillagethehouseonaynephew”
”ioreofyouephehaniwasofy,
hanyouthinkyourself;for,lookhere,youveonlyforked
outsixbitsofsugar.ieight.”
”sallthis,nanonihaveneverseenyoulikethisbefore.
haveyougotinyourheadareyouthestresshereyoushanthave
rethansixpiecesofsugar.”
”hen,hoosenhisffee”
”htyself.”
”goeoutofown
pocket.”
”ndyourownbusiness.”
inspiteoftheretfallinprices,sugarillingras
eyesthestvaluableofallthelonialproduitwas
alizingit,acquired
uheeire,hadgroostieofhishabits.
allehegreatestninnies,knoododgeanddodgetettheirends;nanonabahesugarforthesakeofgettingthe
galette.
”deiselle”shecalledthroughthee
galette”
”no,no,”answeredeugenie.
”e,nanon,”saidgra,hearinghisdaughtersvoice.”seehere.”
heopehecupboardheflaveheracupful,
andaddedafetertothepiecehehadalreadycutoff.
”ishallplacablenanon.
”akeyou,”heanswered
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