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    shookhishead.

    ”youarenotnvi”

    ”ihopeatleast,thatyouybestaken.”

    ”shallyouseethekingagain”

    ”perhaps.”

    ””

    ”prophetsofevilarenotinfavorattheurt,father.”

    ”true,butsodaytheydotheustidsupposingasend

    restoration,youan.”

    ”otheking”

    ”saythistohisire,youaredeceivedastothefeelinginfrance,

    astotheopinionsofthetoy;he

    inparisyoucallthersiogre,neversisstyled

    theusurper,isalreadysalutedasbonaparteatlyons,andeerorat

    grenoble.youthiracked,pursued,captured;heisadvang

    asrapidlyashisoobedyingh

    hunger,sof

    snotherollingballasithastensone

    toitsrealster,tohinotbypurchase,butby

    rightof;go,sire,notthatyouinyrisk,foryour

    adversaryispoercy,butbecauseitwouldbe

    huliatingfrandsonofsaintlouistooanof

    arla,rengo,austerlitz.tellhihis,gerard;or,rather,tell

    hiothing.keepyourjoueyasecret;donotboastofyou

    haveetoparistodo,orhavedouhallspeed;enter

    rseillesatnight,andyourhousebythebaain,

    quiet,subssive,see,i

    senies.go,

    songo,deargerard,andbyyourobedieopatealorders,

    or,ifyoupreferit,friendlyunsels,e.

    thisile,”oneansbyhyou

    yasendtisave,ifthepolitiedaytake

    au,andcastyoualoftedoydear

    gerard,andatyouextjoueyalightatdoor.”noirtierleftthe

    roocalessthathadcharacterized

    hiuringthearkableandtryiion.

    villefort,paleandagitated,rantotheasidethecurtain,

    andsapass,olaed,bytenat

    theerofthestreet,anh

    black.

    villefortstoodg,breathless,untilhisfatherhaddisappeared

    attheruebussy.theuedtothevariousarticleshehadleft

    behindhiputtheblaof

    theporthrehehatintoadarkcloset,broketheeinto

    sllbitsandflungitinthefire,putonhistravellingcap,and

    callinghisvalet,checkedhalookthethousaionshewas

    readytoask,paidhisbill,sprangintohiscarriage,hwasready,

    leaedatlyonsthatbonapartehadenteredgrenoble,andinthe

    dstofthetultheroad,atlengthreached

    rseilles,apreytoallthehopesandfearserintotheheart

    ofnbitionanditsfirstsuccesses.

    chapter13.thehundreddays.

    noirtierrueprophet,andthingsprogressedrapidly,ashehad

    predielba,

    aretuain

    houtaunterpartiure.

    louisxviii.debutafaintattettoparrythisuedblow;

    thenarchyhehadscarcelyrenstructedtotteredonitsprecarious

    foundation,andatasignfroheeerortheinngruousstructure

    ofaprejudidheground.villefort,

    therefaihingsavethekingsgratitudeher

    likelytoihepresenttiandthecrossofthelegionof

    honor,.deblacashad

    dulyforhebrevet.

    napoleonless,havedeprivedvillefortofhisofficehad

    itnotbeenfooirtier,urt,andthusthe

    girondinof93andthesenatorof1806protectedhily

    hadbeenhisproteto

    stiflethesecretdanteshadsonearlydivulged.thekingsprocureur

    alone.

    hoperialpoablishedthatis,scarcely

    hadtheeerorreehetuileriesaoissueordersfrobr >

    theclosetintoroducedourreaders,hefoundonthe

    tabletherelouisxviii.shalffilledsnuffbox,scarcelyhadthis

    occurredarseillesbegan,inspiteoftheauthorities,torekindle

    theflasofciviloulderingih,andit

    requiredbutlittletoexcitethepopulacetoactsreater

    violehantheshoutsandinsultshheyassailedthe

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    keadendinfavorofdantes.

    villefortretainedhisplace,buthisrriageore

    favorableopportunity.iftheeerorreihethrone,gerard

    requiredadifferentalliaoaidhiscareer;iflouisxviii.

    retued,theinfluen.desaintran,likehisoould

    bevastlyincreased,andtherriagebestillresuitable.the

    deputyproarseilles,

    oinghisdooropened,andrreled.

    anyoneelse;butvillefortan

    ofability,andhekneaderrel

    ber,althoughhehadnoone,forthe

    silereasonthatthekingsprocureuralakeseveryone,and

    afterpassingaquarterofanhourinreadingthepapers,heordered

    rreltobeadtted.

    rrelexpectedvillefortashehad

    foundhiix,firandfullofthatglacial

    politehatstinsuruntablebarrieresthe

    thevulgarn.

    hehadenteredvillefortsofficeexpegthatthegistratewould

    treleatthesightofhiorary,hefeltaldshudderall

    overhiittingtherehhiselbowonhisdesk,

    andhisheadleaningonhishaoppedatthedoor;villefort

    gazedathisifhehadsodifficultyinregnizinghithen,

    afterabriefinterval,duringw

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