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outofthataffair.”
theoldoperhadcalculatedonthepoe,h,asheused
tosay,isaprettygooddevilafterall.bytheendofthethirdyear
desgrassiograhathehadbroughtthecreditorsto
agreetogiveuptheirclaifortenpertoillionfour
huhousandfrancsstillduebythehouseofgra.gra
ansefulfailureshad
causedthedeathofhisbrhtnow
havereveredtheircredit,andthattheyoughttobesued,soastetsothingoutoftheohetotalofthedeficit.
bytheendofthefourthyeartheliabilitiesely
estitedatasuftany
iations,lastingoversixnths,tookplacebethe
creditorsandtheliquidators,aheliquidatorsand
graokealongstoryshraofsaur,anxiousby
thistitogetoutoftheaffair,toldtheliquidators,aboutthe
ninthnthofthefourthyear,thathisnepheadeafortunein
theindiesandopayhisfathersdebtsinfull;he
thereforeuldnottakeupookealenthout
previouslynsultinghihehad,andingan
ansiddleofthefifth
yearbytheentinfull,”iserthrew
outfroitotiashelaughedinhisbeard,sayingile
andanoath,”thoseparisians”
butthecreditorspledintheannalsof
roreinto
notice,theyillinthepositiongrahadresolved
toforthefirst.
assoonasthefundsreachedahundredandfifteen,peregrasold
outhisisandillionfourhuhousand
frangold,tohesixhundred
thousandfrancspoundihe
capital.desgrassinsnohefirstplacehehad
beendeadeputy;thenhebeilyas
heurha
prettyactressatthetheatrededa,knownasflorine,andhe
presentlyrelapsedintotheoldhabitsofhisarlife.itisuseless
tospeakofhisndural.his
uhefactofherpropertybeiledupon
herself,andinhavingsuffitabilitytokeepupthebankinghouse
insaur,anagedinheaandrepairedthebrea
herfortunecausedbytheextravaganceofherhusband.thecruchotines
desochtalkaboutthefalsepositionofthequasihatshe
rriedherdaughterverybadly,andogiveupallhopeof
analliaandherson.adolphejoinedhis
fatherinparisandbeca,ithlessfellohe
phed.
”yourhusbandhasntnsense,”saidgraashelentdades
grassinssoneyonanoteseverysorryfor
you,foryoodlittlean.”
”ah,nsieur,”saidthepoorlady,”hatwhen
heleftsaurtogotoparisonyourbusinessheohis
ruin”
”heavenisada,thatuptothelastntididalli
uldtopreventhirooing.nsieurlepresidentost
anxioustotakehisplace;butheiogo,andnoeall
seewhy.”
inthisadeitquiteplainthathewasundeo
obligationtodesgrassins.
inallsituationsenhavereen,and
theysufferre.nhasstrengthandthepo;he
aself;helooksahead,andsees
nsolationiure.itan
staysatho;sheisalh
nothingdistractsher;shegoesdoothedepthsoftheabyssh
yaeasuresit,andoftenfillsithhertearsand
prayers.thusdideugenie.sheinitiatedherselfintoherdestiny.to
feel,tolove,tosuffer,todevoteherself,isnotthisthesuf
anslifeeugeniean,exceptinthe
ohingthatnsolesforall.herhappiness,pickeduplikenails
scatteredonaileofbossuetwouldneverso
chasfilleventhehollowofherhand.sorrowsareneverlongin
ing;forhertheycasoon.thedayaftercharlessdeparturethe
houseofnsieurgraresuditsordinaryaspetheeyesof
all,exceptinthoseofeugeoitgrepty.she
ghtbekeptashehadleftit.dagraandnanonwerewilling
acplithisstatuquo.
”ebacksoohanhinkfor”shesaid.
”ah,dontibasookto
hieaoo,hhiscurly
hair.”eugenielookedatnanon.”holyvirgindontlookatthat
adeiselle;youreyesarelikethoseofalostsoul.”
frohatdaythebeautyofdeisellegraookaneer.
thesolethoughtsoflovehe
dignityoftheanbeloved,gavetoherfeaturesanillunation
suchaspaintersrenderbyahalo.beforetheingofherusin,
eugebeparedtothevirginbeforetheion;after
hehadgone,sheother,shehadgivenbirthto
love.thesetaryssodifferent,soedbyspanish
art,eodyohoseshiningsyolshianity
abounds.
retuingfroassontheingaftercharlessdeparture,having
deavoapoftheh
shenailedupbesideherlookingglass,thatsheghtfollowher
usinonhisightputherself,ever
solittle,daybydayintotheshipthatborehiandseehindask
hithousaions,”artthouthousufferdostthou
thinkofhestar,yandusefulhouhast
taughttoknooingsshesatpensive
beheeatenbenchveredhgray
lis,anypreciousthings,so
nytrifles,heyhadbuilttheprettycastlesoftheirfuture
ho.shethoughtofthefuturenoothebitof
skyhehighosee;theued
hereyestotheanglehesuon,andtotheroofabove
theroon.hershesol
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