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”sothatnoheabbe.
”sothatnoagnifithouseno.
27,rueduhelder,paris.”theabbeopenedhisuth,hesitatedfor
ant,then,kinganeffortatselfntrol,hesaid,”and
rcedestheytellthatshehasdisappeared”
”disappeared,”saidcaderousse,”yes,asthesundisappears,torisethe
dayoresplendor.”
”hasshedeafortunealso”inquiredtheabbe,hanironical
sle.
”rcedesisatthishegreatestladiesinparis,”
repliedcaderousse.
”goon,”saidtheabbe;”itseeasifieningtothestoryof
adreabutihaveseenthingssoextraordinary,thate
seelessastonishingthanitht.”
”rcedesfirstinthedeepestdespairattheblohdeprived
herofednd.ihavetoldyouofherattetstopropitiatede
villefort,herdevotiontotheelderdantes.iofher
despair,aneioookher.thishedepartureof
feandoffeand,eshedidnotknarded
asherbrother.feandainedalohreenths
passedandstillsheond,nonewsoffeand,no
panionshipsavethatofanoldnhdespair.one
evening,afteradayofaccustodvigilattheaworoads
leadingtorseillesfrohee
redepressedthanever.suddenlysheheardastepshekneued
anxiouslyaround,thedooropened,andfeand,dressedintheuniforbr >
ofasublieutenant,stoodbeforeher.ittheoneshewishedfor
st,butitseedasifapartofherpastlifehadretuedtoher.
rcedesseizedfeandshandshatransportookforlove,
butbeingnolongeraloheworld,andseeing
atlastafriend,afterlonghoursofsolitarysorroust
benfessed,feandhadneverbeenhatedheprecisely
loved.anotherpossessedallrcedesheart;thatother,had
disappeared,perhapsercedesburstinto
afloodoftears,ahought,h
shehadaledtoherbyanother,
oind;aoo,olddantes
inondisdead;ifhe,hewould
retutous.theoldndied,asihavetoldyou;hadhelived,
rcedes,perce,hadheher,forhewould
havebeeoreproachheriy.feandsahis,andwhen
heleaedoftheoldhheretued.heenant.
athisfirstinghehadnotsaidaercedes;atthe
sendherendedherthathelovedher.ronths
reinouforednd.”
”sothat,”saidtheabbe,ile,”thatkeseighteen
nthsinall.oreuldthestdevotedloverdesire”thenhe
rredtheeisan.”
”sixnthsafterarriagetookplace
inthechurchofacules.”
”theveryurredthe
priest;”theres.”
”ercedesarried,”proceededcaderousse;”butalthoughinthe
eyesofthe,shenearlyfaintedasshepassed
lareserve,onthsbefore,thebetrothalhadbeen
celebratedsheghthaveknoilllovedhadshe
lookedtothebottofherheart.feand,rehappy,but
hiseaseforisaeheonds
retufeahisodepart
hielf.thereanyunpleasantpossibilitiesassociatedh
thecatalans,adaysafterthearseilles.”
”didyoueverseercedesagain”inquiredthepriest.
”yes,duringthespanishperpignan,her;
shetendingtotheeducationofherson.”theabbestarted.”her
son”saidhe.
”yes,”repliedcaderousse,”littlealbert.”
”but,then,tobeabletoinstructherchild,”ntiheabbe,”she
sthavereedndthat
sheplefisherifulbutuneducated.”
”oh,”repliedcaderousse,”didheknotleofhislovely
betrothedrcedesghthavebeenaqueen,sir,ifthecroo
beplaostintelligent.feands
fortune,andshedevelopedhhisgrowing
fortune.sheleaeddrausiceverything.besides,ibelieve,
betind,thatshe
ghtfet;andsheonlyfilledherheadioalleviatethe
onherheart.butnoioninlifeisassured,”ntinued
caderousse;”nodoubtfortuneandhonorshavefortedher;sheis
rich,auntess,a”caderoussepaused.
”a”askedtheabbe.
”yet,iaure,sheisnothappy,”saidcaderousse.
”akesyoubelievethis”
”yoldfriends
e.soitodanglars,even
receive.icalledonfeand,eahundredfrancsbyhis
valetdechare.”
”thenyoudidherofthe
”no,butdadercerfsae.”
”hohat”
”asiyfeetitntainedfiveandty
louis;iraisedheadquickly,andsaercedes,othe
blind.”
”anddevillefort”askedtheabbe.
”oh,heneverine,ididnotkno,andihad
nothingtoaskofhi”
”doyounotknoeofhiandthesharehehadinednds
sfortunes”
”no;ionlykiafteredndsarrest,herried
deiselledesaintran,andsoonafterleftrseilles;nodoubt
hehasbeenasluckyastherest;nodoubtheisasrichasdanglars,
ashighinstationasfeand.ionly,asyousee,havereinedpoor,
ched,andfotten.”
”youarestaken,friend,”repliedtheabbe;”godyseeotis
tetforati,es
anteersandbeholdaproof”ashespoke,the
abbetookthediandfroispocket,andgivingittocaderousse,
said,”here,friend,takethisdiand,itisyours.”
”eonly”criedcaderousse,”ah,sir,doe”
”thisdiandonghisfriends.edndhadone
friendonly,andthusitond,then,and
sellit;itishfiftythousandfrandirep
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