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    w.”

    ”andyou,sire,preventfroleepinghyoursecurity.”

    ”ydearsir,ont;forihavesuchadelightfulnoteon

    thepastorquuraheret,aoyouafterwards.”

    theree,inahandas

    sllaspossible,aeontherginofhishoradthen

    lookingatthedukeanhinkshehasanideaof

    hisontingupontheideaofanother,said,

    ”goon,dearduke,goonilisten.”

    ”sire,”saidblacas,ontthehopeofsacrifig

    villeforttohisopelledtotellyouthattheseare

    notrerursdestituteoffoundatioa

    seriousndedn,deservingallnfidendchargedbyto

    choverthesouth”thedukehesitatedashepronouhesewords,

    ”hasarrivedbyposttotellthatagreatperilthreatenstheking,

    andsoihasteoyou,sire.”

    ”ladu,”ntinuedlouisxviii.,stillannotating.

    ”doesyourjestyetodropthesubject”

    ”bynoans,dearduke;butjuststretchoutyourhand.”

    ”h”

    ”heretotheleft.”

    ”here,sire”

    ”itellyoutotheleft,andyouarelookingtht;ianon

    leftyes,there.youinisterof

    police.buthereisdandrehielf;”anddandre,annouhe

    chaerlaininiered.

    ”ein,”saidlouisxviii.,ile,”ein,baron,and

    tellthedukeallyoukno.debonaparte;donot

    ncealanything,houssee,theislandofelbaisa

    volingandbristling

    .dandreleanedveryrespectfullyonthe

    backofachairhhistwohands,andsaid,

    ”hasyourjestyperusedyesterdaysreport”

    ”yes,yes;buttellthedukehielf,findanything,the

    reportntainsgivehiheparticularsoftheusurperisdoing

    inhisislet.”

    ”nsieur,”saidthebarontotheduke,”alltheservantsofhisjesty

    stapproveofthelatestintelligeheisland

    ofelba.bonaparte”dandrelookedatlouisxviii.,ployedin

    inganote,didnotevenraisehishead.”bonaparte,”ntinued

    thebaron,”isrtallyghis

    portolongone.”

    ”andsusent,”addedtheking.

    ”scratcheshielf”inquiredtheduke,”ajestyan”

    ”yes,indeed,dearduke.didyetthatthisgreatn,this

    hero,thisdegod,isattackedaladyoftheskinhworries

    hiodeath,prurigo”

    ”and,reover,dearduke,”ntihenisterofpolice,”weare

    alstassuredthat,inaveryshortti,theusurperwillbeinsane.”

    ”insane”

    ”ravingd;hisheadbeesetisheterly,

    sotislaughsboisterously,atothertihepasseshourson

    theseashore,flingingstoheakes

    dues,heappearsasdelightedasifhehad

    gainedanoorausterlitz.noustagreethattheseare

    indubitablesytoofinsanity.”

    ”orof,dearbaronorof,”saidlouisxviii.,

    laughing;”thegreatestusedtheelves

    bycastingpebblesintotheoseeplutarchslifeofscipio

    afrius.”

    deblacaspondereddeeplybetonardthe

    truthfulnister.villefort,choosetorevealthewhole

    secret,lestanothershouldreapallthebeofthedisclosure,had

    yetnithegreatestuneasiness.

    ”nvinced;

    letusproinisterof

    policebowed.

    ”theusurpersnversioheduke,lookingatthekingand

    daely,likevirgilsshepherds.”theusurper

    ed”

    ”decidedly,dearduke.”

    ”ined”

    ”togoodprinciples.tellhillaboutit,baron.”

    ”hisistheihegravestairin

    theelyhadareviehreeofhis

    oldveteransexpressedadesiretoretutofrance,hegavetheheir

    disssal,andexhortedtheoservethegoodking.thesewerehis

    ocertain.”

    ”ly,

    andpausingforantfrohevolunouss.

    ”isay,sire,thatthenisterofpoli;

    andasitisiossibleitbethenisterofpoliceashehasthe

    guardianshipofthesafetyandhonorofyourjesty,itisprobable

    thatianerror.hoightadvise,yourjestywill

    interrogatethepersonofispoketoyou,andiwillurgeyour

    jestytodohihishonor.”

    ”stesieiveanypersonyou

    please,butyoustnotexpecttobetoonfiding.baron,haveyou

    areretthanthisdatedthe20thfebruary.thisisthe

    4thofrch”

    ”no,sire,butiaourlyexpeayhavearrivedsincei

    leftoffice.”

    ”gothither,andiftherebenoneinuedlouisxviii.,

    ”keohatistheusualnot”andthekinglaughed

    facetiously.

    ”oh,sire,”repliedthenister,”oiany;

    everydayourdesksareloadedostcirtialdenunciations,

    ingfroostsofpeopleeretuforservicesh

    theyseektorender,butot;theytrusttofortune,andrelyupon

    souedeventinsoojustifytheirpredis.”

    ”eerthatiangfor

    you.”

    ”iinutes.”

    ”andi,sire,”saiddeblacas,”yssenger.”

    ”,sir,.deblacas,i

    storialbearings;ih

    outstretchedsclariesinvainto

    escape,andbearingthisdeviax.”

    ”sire,ilisten,”saiddeblacas,bitinghisnailspatience.

    ”iollifugiensau,you

    knoaan

    andagreatolli

    au”

    ”adrable,sire;butssengerislikethestagyoureferto,forhe

    haspostedtyleaguesinscarcelythreedays.”

    ”ydearduke,whenwe

    have

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