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thoseily.”
”lad,lad,youstntrobyourselfthisesee,wife,
haveyougot”headded,tuingeagerlytoher.”ahagold
thile.andyou,littlegirlondbuttonsyes,illaccept
yourpresent,nephehehand.”but
youstletpayyouryes,yourpassagetotheindies.yes,i
yboyinvaluingyour
jeatedonlytheofthegold;verylikelythe
anshipisething.soletussettleitthatiaogive
youfifteenhundredfrane.
ihaventgotapperfarthinghere,unlessperrotet,whois
behindhandhhisrent,shouldpayup.bythebye,illgoandsee
hi”
hetookhishat,putonhisgloves,andout.
”thenyouarereallygoing”saideugeoherusin,hasad
look,nglediration.
”ist,”hesaid,bowinghishead.
forsodayspast,charlessanners,andspeechhad
beethoseofaneofhisprofoundaffli,feels
thenseobligationsandhasthestrengthtogather
uragefroisfortune.henolongerrepined,hebe.
eugenieneverauguredbetterofherusinscharacterthanwhenshe
saedoheplainblackclothesedh
hispalefadsoreuntehatdaythetenputon
theiroouing,andallthreeassistedatarequieelebratedin
theparishegra.
atthesendbreakfastcharlesreceivedlettersfroarisandbegan
toreadthe
”entofyouraffairs”
saideugenieinaloe.
”neverasksuydaughter,”saidgrahe
devildoitellyouaffairsoyour
usiheladalone”
”ohihaventas,”saidcharles.
”ta,ta,ta,ta,holdyour
tongueinbusiness.”
hethegarden,charlessaidtoeugenie,
draheoldbehthetree,
”ididrighttotrustalphonse;hehasdonefausly.hehasnaged
affairshprudendgoodfaith.inohinginparis.
allthingshavebeensold;aellsthathehastakenthe
adviceofanoldseacaptainahreethousandfrana
rcialoutfitofeuropeancuriositiesobein
dendintheindies.hehassenttrunkstonantes,whereashipis
loadingforsandongo.infivedays,eugebideachother
fareyoutfitandten
thousandfrancs,yfriendssend,areaverysll
beginning.ianyyears.dearusin,do
notine;iyperish;sogood
rriageybeofferedtoyou”
”doyoulove”shesaid.
”oh,yesindeed,yes”heanshadepthoftohat
revealedanequaldepthoffeeling.
”ishallyfatherathis
okiss
her.
sheranquicklyuhearchharlesfollo
hisheretreatedtothefootofthestaircaseaheswing
door;then,scarcelyknohe
eeaanonsden,inthedarkestendofthepassage.there
charlescaughtherhandanddre
aboutheradeherlealyuponhieugenienolonger
resisted;shereceivedandgavethepurest,thesest,a,
ostunreservedofkisses.
”deareugenie,ausierthanabrother,forherry
you,”saidcharles.
”sobeit”criednanon,openingthedoorofherlair.
theted,fledintothehall,ookupher
e
grasprayerbook.
”rcy”criednanon,”noheyresayingtheirprayers.”
assoonasdiatedeparture,gra
bestirredhielftotestifyterestinhisnephee
veryliberalofallthatsthiothing;tookpainstofinda
pauchforhiscases;insistedon
kingtheielfoutofoldplanks;gotupearlyio
fitandplaneandnailtogetherthestrips,outofade,to
hiscases,inhhepackedall
selftosendtheyboatdown
theloire,toiheaheonantesinproperti.
afterthekisstakeninthepassage,thehoursfledfenieh
frightfulrapidity.sotisshethoughtoffolloousin.
thoseostendearingofallpassions,theone
e,byage,byrtal
illness,byhundfatalities,theyandthe
pirlstortures.sheasshehegarden,nowso
narroed.
shelauhoughtupontheheohewas
abouttotraverse.atlasttheeveofhisdepartureca.that
ing,intheabsenceofgraandofnanon,thepreciouscase
nlyinstalledintheonly
drapty
velvetpurseadehoutagoodly
earsandkisses.hekeyhinher
bosohehadnetoforbidthekisshhcharlessealed
theact.
”itshallneverleavethatplace,friend,”shesaid.
”thehere.”
”ahedhi
”arearried”hesaid.”ihavethyprose,thentakene.”
”thine;iahineforever”theyeachsaid,repeatingthee
over.
noprosedeuponthisearthsiy
ofeugeniehadsanonttheyoungnslove.
ontherrohebreakfasteofthe
golderoideredrobeandthejeantecrossbestoharles,had
tearsinhereyes.
”thepoordearnsieuraygodguide
hi
athalfpasttentheilystartedtoesrtcharlestothe
diligencefoantes.naloosethedog,lockedthedoor,and
insistedonanscarpetbag.allthetradesnin
thetortuousoldstreethesilloftheirshopdoorstoch
theproaitre
cruchot.
”eugenie,besureyoudontcry,”saidherther.
”neph
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