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    chapter11.thersiogre.

    atthesightofthisagitationlouisxviii.pushedfroiiolently

    thetableatting.

    ”ed.”youappearquiteaghast.hasyour

    uneasinessanythingtodoe,andde

    villeforthasjustnfird”deblacasvedsuddenlytohe

    baron,butthefrightoftheurtierpleadedfortheforbearanceof

    thestatesn;andbesides,asttersuchretohis

    advatheprefephoverhihanthat

    heshouldhuliatetheprefect.

    ”sire”staeredthebaron.

    ”erofpolice,giving

    pulseofdespair,selfatthefeetof

    louisxviii.,reatedastepandfrowned.

    ”willyouspeak”hesaid.

    ”oh,sire,isfortuneiaiobepitied.i

    neverfiveself”

    ”nsieur,”saidlouisxviii.,”indyoutospeak.”

    ”heusurperleftelbaohfebruary,andlandedon

    the1stofrch.”

    ”andaly”askedthekingeagerly.

    ”infrance,sire,atasllport,nearantibes,inthegulfofjuan.”

    ”theusurperlandedinfranearantibes,inthegulfofjuan,two

    hundredandfiftyleaguesfroaris,oofrdyouonly

    aationtoday,the4thofrchwell,sir,you

    tellisiossible.yousthavereceive**lsereport,oryou

    havegoned.”

    ”alas,sire,itisbuttootrue”louisdeagestureofindescribable

    angerandalarandthendreselfupasifthissuddenblowhad

    struckhitthesantianduntenance.

    ”infrance”hecried,”theusurperinfrahentheydidnotch

    overthisn.whokno.”

    ”oh,sire,”exantobe

    accusedoftreasonsire,inisterof

    policehassharedthegeneralblihatisall.”

    ”but”saidvillefort,andthensuddenlycheghielf,hewas

    silent;theinued,”yourpardon,sire,”hesaid,boy

    zeale”

    ”speak,sir,speakboldly,”repliedlouis.”youaloneforewaedusof

    theevil;noedy.”

    ”sire,”saidvillefort,”theusurperisdetestedih;andit

    seetothatifheveothesouth,ito

    raiselanguedo.”

    ”yes,assuredly,”repliedthenister;”butheisadvangbygapand

    sisteron.”

    ”advangheisadvang”saidlouisxviii.”ishethenadvangon

    paris”thenisterofpolitainedasilence

    toapleteavowal.

    ”anddauphine,sir”inquiredtheking,ofvillefort.”doyouthinkit

    possibletorousethatase”

    ”sire,iaorrytotellyourjestyacruelfact;butthefeeling

    indauphineisquitethereverseofthatinprovenceuedoc.the

    untaineersarebonapartists,sire.”

    ”then,”rredlouis,”heed.andhoanynhadhe

    ”

    ”idonotknoinisterofpolice.

    ”,youdonotknoationonthat

    pointofurseitisofnonsequence,”headded,hahering

    sle.

    ”sire,itpossibletolethedespatchsilystatedthefact

    ofthelandingaetakenbytheusurper.”

    ”andhoinister

    booloroverspreadhischeeks,he

    staeredout,

    ”bythetelegraph,sire.”louisxviii.advaep,andfoldedhis

    aroverhischestasnapoleonwouldhavedone.

    ”sothen,”heexclaid,tuingpalehanger,”sevennjoinedand

    alliedaresoverthrean.araeon

    thethroneoffathersafterfiveandtyyearsofexile.ihave,

    duringthosefiveandtyyears,sparednopainstouandthe

    peopleoffraheise;andnow,

    yosthinreach,thepoweri

    holdinhandsbursts,andshatterstoato”

    ”sire,itisfatality”rredthenister,feelingthatthepressure

    ofcirces,houchforany

    huhtoendure.

    ”iessayofusisthehing,

    fottennothingifiyself;

    buttobeiofpersoedbyselftoplacesofhonor,

    ereselves,for

    fortuheirsbeforetheyetheywillbe

    nothing,andperishserablyfroncapacityiudeoh,yes,sir,

    yhtitisfatality”

    thenisterquailedbeforethisoutburstofsarcasdeblacaswiped

    theisturefroisbroiledself,forhefelt

    hisincreasediortance.

    ”tofall,”ntinuedkinglouis,thefirstglancehadsouhe

    abyssononarchyhungsuspeofall,ahat

    fallbytelegraphoh,iountthesybrother,

    louisxvi.,thanthusdesdthestaircaseatthetuileriesdrivenaway

    byridicule.ridicule,siritspoe,and

    yetyououghttokno”

    ”sire,sire,”rredthenister,”forpitys”

    ”approaedtheking,addressingtheyoungn,

    otionlessahless,eningtoaiononh

    depehedestinyofakingdo”approadtellhatit

    ispossibletoknohathehasnotknown.”

    ”sire,itpossibletoleasecretsan

    ncealedfrolltheworld.”

    ”reallyiossibleyesthatisagreatuhere

    aregreaten;ihaveasuredthereally

    iossibleforanisters,spies,andfifteen

    huhousandfraoknoisgoing

    onatsixtyleaguesfroheastoffran,see,hereisa

    gentlenan,

    onlyasilegistrate,orethanyouhallyour

    polidycrohe

    poinisterofpolicewas

    tuedodest

    triuh.

    ”idonotanthatforyou,blacas,”ntinuedlouisxviii.;”forif

    youhavedisverednothing,atleastyouhavehadthegoodsense

    topersevereinyoursuspis.anyotherthanyourselfwouldhave

    hedis

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