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www.xsz.twbonfonsendeavoredtoputhielfinkeepinghtherole
hesoughttoplay.inspiteofhisfortyyears,inspiteofhisdusky
andcrabbedfeatures,ostjudicialfaces,hedressedin
youthfulfashions,toyedbooe,ooksnuffin
deiselledefroidfondshouse,andaecravatanda
shirtafalyreselaheraceof
turkeys.headdressedthebeautifulheiressfaliarly,andspokeof
heras”ourdeareugenie.”inshort,exberof
visitors,thegefroototo,andthedisappearanceof
nsieuranddagraheseeastheone
hhishistoryopehepackillpursuingeugenie
andherllions;butthehounds,reinnuer,laybetteronthe
st,ahepreyreunitedly.ifcharlesuldhavedropped
froheindianisles,heepeopleandthe
sais.dadesgrassins,toeugeniewasfullof
kindnessandurtesy,stillpersistedintorntingthecruchots.
eugenie,asinforrdays,hetralfigureofthepicture;and
charles,asheretofore,illhavebeenthesnofall.
yettherehadbeensress.theflohepresident
forrlypreseoeugenieonherbirthdaysaedayshadnow
beeadailyinstitution.everyeveninghebroughttherichheiress
ahugeandgnifitbouquet,eoillerplaced
nspicuouslyinavase,alythreoaerofthe
urtyardhevisitorshaddeparted.
earlyinthespring,dadesgrassinsattetedtotroublethe
peaarquisde
froidfond,ilyghtberestoredifthe
heiressbaarriage.dades
grassinsrangthearquise,
until,stakingeugeniesdisdainfulsleforacquiesce,she
aboutprogthattherriageonsieurcruchot”
nearlyascertainaspeoplethought.
”thoughnsieurdefroidfondisfifty,”shesaid,”hedoesnotlook
olderthannsieurcruchot.heisahildren,
thatstrue.butthenheisarquis;hee;and
intisliketheseatofor
afactthatperegra,oofroidfond,
inteografthielfuponthatstoeso.hewas
adeepohatoldn”
”ahnanon,”saideugenie,onenightassheobed,”howis
itthatinsevenyearshehasneveroncee”
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heseeventsur,charlesakinghis
fortuheindies.hisrcialoutfithadsoldwell.hebegan
byrealizingasufsixthousanddollars.crossingthelinehad
brushedagoodnybofhisbrain;heperceivedthatthe
bestansofattainingforturopicalregions,aswellasin
europe,eheastofafrid
boughtnegroes,bininghistraffihuhatof
otherrdiseequallyadvaohisis.hecarried
intothisbusinessanaontofleisure.
hehedesireofreappearinginparishallthe
prestigeofalargefortune,andbythehopeainingaposition
evenrebrilliantthantheonefrohehadfallen.
bydintofjostliravellingthroughnylands,and
studyingavarietyofnfliodified
andhadbeesceptical.heceasedtohavefixedprinciplesht
andeirylaudedas
avirtueinanother.intheperpetualstruggleofselfishis
hisheartgrehenntracted,andthendriedup.thebloodof
thegrasdidnotfailofitsdestiny;charlesbecahard,and
eagerforprey.hesoldan,negroes,birdss,children,
artists;hepractisedusuryonalargescale;thehabitofdefrauding
adehiessscrupulousabouttherightsofhis
felloen.heasandbought,forare
song,rdisethathadbeencapturedbypirates,andtookitto
portsatagoodprice.ifthepureandnoble
faageof
thevirginarinersfasteheirsts,ifhe
attributedhisfirstsuagiflueheprayersand
intercessionsofhisgentlelove,lateronenofotherkinds,
blacks,lattoes,es,andindiandanggirls,iesand
adventuresinnylands,pletelyeffacedallrelleofhis
usin,ofsaur,ofthehouse,thebench,thekisssnatchedinthe
darkpassage.hereeredonlythelittlegardenshutinh
crulinghereheleaedthefatethathad
overtakenhibutherejectedallionily.his
unclehedhisjee
inhisheartnorinhisthoughts,thoughshedidhaveaplahis
aofsixthousandfrancs.
sududsuchideasexplaincharlesgrassilehe
ist.thos,oofafrica,atlisbon,andinthe
uatestheadventurerhadtakenthepseudonyfshepherd,that
heghtnotprosehisoe.charlesshepherduldsafelybe
iigable,bold,grasping,andgreedyofgain,likeanwho
resolvestosnatqueviis,andkeshaste
tohavedoneayspeofhislifeas
an.
ethods,prosperity;andin1827
ariecaroline,”afine
brigbelongingtoaroyalisthouseofbusiness.hebrought
nieenhuhousandfrancshhe
expeoreattheparisnt.on
thebrighetagentleninordinarytohisjestycharlesx.,
nsieurdaubrion,aahefollyof
rryingaanoffashiontheindia
islands.toetthestsofdadaubrioravagance,hehad
gootheioselltheproperty,anduing
ilytofrance.
nsieuranddadaubrion,ofthehouseofdaubriondebuch,a
falyofsouthefrance,captal,orchief,diedbefore
1789,eofabouttythousandfrancs,
andtheypossessedanuglydaughterthethero
rryilyfortunebeingscarcelysuffit
forthedendsofheroerprisewhose
successghthaves
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