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theyhavescarueredtheirthirtiethyear,ubeof
irisonnt”caderoussehelargebeadsofperspiration
thatgatheredonhisbrow.
”butthestrapartofthestoryis,”resudtheabbe,”that
dantes,eveninhisdyingnts,ser,that
heterlyignorantofthecauseofhisdetention.”
”andsoheurredcaderousse.”howshouldhehavebeen
otherhepoorfellooldyouthetruth.”
”andforthatreason,hebesoughttotryandclearupasteryhe
hadneverbeeoperate,andtoclearhisryshouldany
foulspotorstainhavefallenonit.”
ahelookoftheabbe,beingreandrefixed,seedto
restydepressionhwas
rapidlyspreadiheuntenanceofcaderousse.
”ariglishn,”ntiheabbe,”panion
insfortuhadbeenreleasedfroristhesend
restoration,ondofiensevalue;thisjewelhe
bestoselfquittingtheprison,asarkofhis
gratitudeforthekindnessandbrotherlycareheshad
nursedhinasevereillnessheu.
insteadofeloyingthisdiandiingtobribehisjailers,
ightonlyhavetakenitarayedhiothegoveor,
dantescarefullypreservedit,thatiofhisgettingoutof
prisohaveond
akehisfortune.”
”then,isuppose,”askedcaderousse,heager,glohatit
nsevalue”
”hingisrelative,”ansonds
positionthediaainlyatedat
fiftythousandfrancs.”
”bless”exclaidcaderousse,”fiftythousandfrancssurelythe
diandtobehallthat.”
”no,”repliedtheabbe,”itofsuchasizeasthat;butyou
shalljudgeforyourself.ihaveite.”
thesharpgazeofcaderousseantlydirectedtohepriests
garnts,asthoughhopingtodisverthelocationofthetreasure.
allboxveredhblack
shagreen,theabbeope,anddisplayedtothedazzledeyesof
caderoussethesparklingjeirable
anship.”andthatdiand,”ostbreathless
iration,”yousay,ishfiftythousandfrancs”
”itis,houtthesetting,heabbe,
asheclosedthebox,auedittohispocket,sbrilliant
huesseedstilltodancebeforetheeyesofthefasatedinnkeeper.
”buthoesthediandinyourpossession,sirdidedndkeyou
hisheir”
”no,relyhistestantaryexecutor.ioncepossessedfourdearand
faithfulfriends,besidestheidentoirothedhesaid;
andifeelnvinyloss.
thenaofohefourfriendsiscaderousse.”theinnkeeper
shivered.
”ahenuer,”ntiheabbe,ingtonotice
theetionofcaderousse,”iscalleddanglars;ahird,inspite
ofbeingrival,eainedaverysine.”a
fiendishsleplayedoverthefeaturesofcaderousse,to
breakinupontheabbesspeech,helatter,wavinghishand,said,
”alloetofinishfirst,andthenifyouhaveanyobservationsto
ke,youdosoafteryfriends,although
rival,uey
betrotheday,stay,”ntiheabbe,”ihavefotten
hecalledher.”
”rcedes,”saidcaderousseeagerly.
”true,”saidtheabbe,ercedesitwas.”
”goon,”urgedcaderousse.
”bringacarafeofer,”saidtheabbe.
edthestrangersbidding;andafterp
sointoaglass,andsloss,theabbe,
resunghisusualplaanner,said,asheplacedhisety
glassoable,”wheredidweleaveoff”
”thenaofedhedercedes.”
”tobesure.youarseilles,saiddantes,foryou
uand,irepeathis.doyou
uand”
”perfectly.”
”youond;youoofiveequal
parts,andgiveanequalportiontothesegoodfriends,theonlypersons
eupoh.”
”butentionedfour
persons.”
”becausethefifthisdead,asihear.thefifthsharerinednds
bequest,her.”
”tootrue,tootrue”ejaostsuffocatedbythe
ntendingpassions,”thepooroldndiddie.”
”ileaedsochatrseilles,”repliedtheabbe,kingastrong
efforttoappearindifferent;”butfrohelengthoftithathas
elapsedsihedeathoftheelderdantes,ioobtainany
partieonthatpoint”
”idonotkno,”saidcaderousse.”why,ilived
alstonthesaflooran.ah,yes,aboutayear
afterthedisappearanandied.”
”ofdidhedie”
”plaintgastroeis,ibelieve;
hisacquaintancessayhediedofgrief;buti,inhisdying
nts,isayhediedof”caderoussepaused.
”of”askedthepriest,anxiouslyandeagerly.
”arvation.”
”starvation”exclaidtheabbe,springingfroisseat.”he
vilestanilsarenotsufferedtodiebysuchadeathasthat.thevery
dogsthatelessireetsfindsopitying
handtoan,achristian,
shouldbealloidstofothernwho
calltheelveschristians,istoohorribleforbelief.oh,itis
iossibleutterlyiossible”
”ihavesaid,ihavesaid,”ansaderousse.
”andyouareafoolforhavingsaidanythingaboutit,”saidavoice
frohetopofthestairs.”eddlehdoesnot
nceyou”
thetentuedquickly,andsahesicklyuntenanceofla
tepeerihebalusterrails;attractedbythesoundof
voices,shehadfeeblydraggedherselfdohestairs,aed
ontheloep,headonknees,shehadlistehefoing
ion.”ndyouroaderousse
sharply.”thisgentlenasksforinfortion,n
politetorefuse.”
”politeness,you
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