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    irresistibleeloqueheyhadbeenndeed,aheslightest

    shadoorsehadnevercloudedvillefortsbroheywere

    guilty;atleast,hebelievedso;buthereanwhose

    happinesshehaddestroyed:inthiscasehethejudge,butthe

    executioner.

    ashethusreflected,hefeltthesensationribed,andh

    hadhithertobeenunkno,ariseinhisbosoandfillhibr >

    antreles

    instinctivelyattheapproachofthefiohisilitbe

    healed,butvillefortshosethatneverclose,orifthey

    do,onlyonizingthanever.ifatthisntthe

    sercy,orthe

    fairrcedeshadenteredandsaid,”inthenaofgod,injureyou

    torestoreaffiancedhusband,”hisldandtrelinghands

    novoicebrokethestillnessofthe

    chaer,andthedooreto

    tellhihatthetravellingcarriagewasinreadiness.

    villefortrose,orrathersprang,froischair,hastilyopenedone

    ofthedraptiedallthegolditntaio

    hispootionlessaninstant,hishandpressedtohishead,

    tteredafeiculatesounds,andthen,perceivingthathis

    servanthadplacedhiscloakonhisshoulders,hesprangintothe

    .desaintrans.the

    haplessdantesed.

    astherquishadprosed,villefortfoundtherquiseandrenee

    iniartediedshewasagain

    abouttopleadfordantes.alas,heretionswerewhollypersonal:she

    hinkingonlyofvillefortsdeparture.

    shelovedvillefort,aherattheo

    beeherhusband.villefortkneu,andrenee,

    farfroleadingfordantes,hatedtheneseparatedher

    froerlover.

    afeandattheeroftherue

    delaloge;shehadretuedtothecatalans,andhaddespairinglycast

    herselfonheruch.feand,kneelingbyherside,tookherhand,and

    vereditercedesdidnotevenfeel.shepassedthe

    nightthus.thelaoutforofoil,butshepaido

    thedarkness,ashekhatitwasday.griefhad

    deherblindtoallbutoneobjectthatond.

    ”ah,youarethere,”saidshe,atlength,tuingtowardsfeand.

    ”ihavenotquittedyousierday,”retuedfeandsorrowfully.

    rrelhadnotreadilygivenupthefight.hehadleaedthatdantes

    hadbeeoprison,andhehadgooallhisfriends,and

    theiialpersonsofthecity;butthereportwasalreadyin

    circulationthatdantesedasabonapartistagent;andasthe

    stsanguinelookeduponanyattetofnapoleohethrone

    asiossible,hete

    indespair,declaringthatthetterore

    uldbedone.

    caderousselessanduneasy,butinsteadofseeking,like

    rrel,toaiddantes,hehadshuthielfuphttlesof

    blackcurrantbrandy,inthehopeofdroion.buthedidnot

    suoredrink,a

    sointoxicatedastethadhappened.hhiselbohe

    tablehesatbetptybottles,resdahe

    lightoftheunsnuffedannstrewsoverhis

    punchdrenchedpages,likeblack,fantasticdust.

    danglarsaloneyand

    dehisouationonthepharaonsecure.danglarshose

    nbohapenbehindtheear,andaninkstandinplaceofaheart.

    everythingultiplian

    offarlessvaluethananural,especiallyaking

    itatotalofhisoto

    bedathisusualhour,ainpeace.

    villefort,afterhavingreceiveddesalvieuxletter,eracedrenee,

    kissedtherquiseshand,andshakenthatoftherquis,startedfor

    parisalongtheaixroad.

    olddanteseofednd.but

    eofednd.

    chapter10.thekingsclosetatthetuileries.

    heroadtoparis,travellingthanks

    totrebledfeeshallspeed,andpassingthroughthree

    aparteratthetuileriesthelittleroothearched

    hefavoriteclosetofnapoleonand

    louisxviii.,andnowoflouisphilippe.

    there,seatedbeforeafrobr >

    hartohosefanontreatpeople,heicularlyattached,theking,louisxviii.,was

    anoffiftyorfiftyth

    grayhair,aristocraticbearing,andexceedinglygentlenlyattire,

    andanakingarginalnoteinavoluofgryphiussrather

    inaccurate,butchsoughtafter,editionofhoraceah

    udebtedtothesagaciousobservationsofthephilosophical

    narch.

    ”yousay,sir”saidtheking.

    ”thatiaxceedinglydisquieted,sire.”

    ”really,haveyouhadavisionofthesevenfatkihesevenlean

    kine”

    ”no,sire,forthatokenforussevenyearsofplentyand

    sevenyearsofscarcity;andhakingasfullhtasyour

    jesty,scarcityisnotathingtobefeared.”

    ”thenofydearblacas”

    ”sire,ihaveeveryreasontobelievethatastorsbrehe

    south.”

    ”ydearduke,”repliedlouisxviii.,”ithinkyouarewrongly

    inford,andkhat,orary,itisveryfine

    anofabilityashewas,louisxviii.liked

    apleasa.

    ”sire,”ntinueddeblacas,”ifitooreassureafaithful

    servant,ajestysendintolanguedoc,provenddauphine,

    trustyn,hfulreportastothefeeling

    ihreeprovinces”

    ”ussurdis,”repliedtheking,ntinuingtheannotationsinhis

    horace.

    ”sire,”repliedtheurtier,laughing,ihatheghtseebr >

    topreheation,”yourjestyybeperfectlyrightin

    relyingonthegoodfeelingoffraifeariaotaltogether

    edesperateattet.”

    ”by”

    ”bybonaparte,or,atleast,byhisadherents.”

    ”dearblacas,”saidtheking,”yousprev

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