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tletreasuretoherusin,herhearthad
folloesecret,theylookedat
eachotherutualintelligehedepthoftheir
nsunioiterelationto
theirfeelings,andputtiospeak,beyondthepaleof
ordinarylife.didnottheiearrelationshipthegentleness
iohetendeessintheirglanceseugeookdelight
inlullingherusinspaitychildishjoysofanew
bolove.aretherenosilitudesbethebirthoflove
ahoflifedorockthebabehgentlesongsand
softestglancesdoarvelloustalesofthegolden
futurehopeherself,doesshenotspreadherradiants
headdoesitnotshed,hinfantfiess,itstearsofsorrow
anditstearsofjoydoesitnotfretfortrifles,cryforthepretty
pebbleshobuilditsshiftingpalaces,fortheflowers
fottenassoonaspluckedisitnoteagertograsptheing
ti,tforation.
childhoodandloveethingtoeugeo
charles;itpassion,hallitschildlikeplay,the
recaressingtotheirheartsbecausetheynoereedin
sadness.strugglingatbirthagainstthegloofuing,theirlove
oreinharnyhtheprovincialplainnessofthat
grayandruinedhouse.astheyexgedafehewell
inthesilenturt,eredinthegardenforthesuhour,
sittingonassyseatsayingtoeachothertheinfihingsof
love,orsedinthesilentcalehouseand
theraartslikethatbehearchesofachurch,charles
prehehesanctityoflove;freatlady,hisdear
ante,hadtaughthinlyitsstortroubles.atthisnthe
leftthetish,vain,andshowas,and
tuedtothetrue,purelove.helovedeventhehouse,s
nolongerseedtohiidioings
thatheghttalkontbeforeherfathercato
doleouttheprovisions;ansouhe
stairallalityofthis
ieteetosee,gavetotheir
innoofaforbiddenjoy.
afterbreakfast,hadgoohisfieldsandhisother
oaiheranddaughter,findingan
unknoatwork,in
listeningtotheirquietprattle.thesilionastic
life,thebeautyofthesesouls,unknownand
unknokeenly.hehadbelievedsuch
ralsiossibleinfrandadttedtheirexisteno
ingerny;evenso,theyseedtohiabulous,onlyrealinthe
novelsofaugustelafontaine.sooneugehergaret
ofgoethebeforeherfall.daybydayhisured
thepirl,hdeliciousao
theerseizesthe
ingbrantheriverandlie
atrestuponitsshore.didnodreadofaingabsencesaddenthe
happyhoursofthosefleetingdaysdailysolittlecirce
rehefthepartingthathand.
threedaysafterthedepartureofdesgrassins,graookhis
yrypeople
attaightsignadeedsurrenderinghis
rightsinhisfathersestate.terriblerenunciationspeciesof
dosticapostasycharlesalsoaketwo
potoey,onefrassins,theotherforthefriend
hehadchargedhthesaleofhisbelongings.afterthathe
atteoalltheforlitiesnecessarytoobtainapassportfor
fnuntries;andfinally,pleuing
paris,hesentforthetailorofsaurandsoldtohibr >
hisuselessactpleasedgraexceedingly.
”ahnoanpreparedtoearkandkeyour
fortune,”hesaid,outofplainblack
cloth.”goood”
”ihopeyouonsieur,”anshati
shallaltosituation.”
”sthat”saidhisuncle,hiseyeslightingupatahandfuloldhcharlesarrying.
”nsieur,ihavellectedallbuttonsandringsandother
superfluitiesayhavesovalue;butnotknowinganyonein
saur,iedtoaskyouto”
”tobuythesaidgra,interruptinghi
”no,uneofanwho”
”givethosethings,iatetheirvalue;i
ebadtellyouitistoafra.jewellers
gold,”exaningalong,”eighteenoieencarats.”
thegoodnheldouthishugehandandreceivedthessofgold,
hhecarriedaway.
”usin,”saidgra,”yiofferyouthesettonsthey
fastenribbonsroundyouruchthe
fashionjustnow.”
”iacceptan
uandinglook.
”aunt,hereisthersthile;ihavealitcarefullyin
dressio
dagra,anyyearshadlongedforone.
”iotthankyou;noynephehepoor
ther,oinginprayers
ishalladdoneforyou,thesteaestofallforthosewho
travel.ifidie,eugereasureforyou.”
”theyarehninehundredayninefrancs,seventyfive
tis,”saidgra,openingthedoor.”tosaveyouthepainof
sellingtheioneyinlivres.”
thehelittoralofthelhat
pricesofsixlivresaretobeacceptedassixfrancshout
dedu.
”idarednotproposeittoyou,”ansost
repugnanttotoselljeesendhanddealerinyour
oe,asnapoleon
said.ithankyouforyourkindness.”
grascratchedhisear,andthereontssilence.
”dearunhanuneasyair,
asifhefearedtoyauntandusinhavebeen
kindenoughtoae.willyoualloe
togiveyouthesesleevebuttons,enohey
indyouofap
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