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    thissuaysuffiyouress.”

    ”oh,sir,”saididly,andhthe

    otherheperspirationhbedewedhisbrow,”oh,sir,do

    notkeajestofthehappinessordespairofan.”

    ”iknoakeajestof

    suchfeelings.takeit,then,butinexge”

    caderousse,ond,iled.

    ”inexge,”hentinued,”givetheredsilkpursethatrrel

    leftonolddanteschieypiedeisstillin

    yourhands.”oreaoowardalarge

    oakencupboard,ope,andgavetheabbealongpurseoffadedred

    silk,roundhathadoncebeengilt.the

    abbetookit,andiugaveond.

    ”oh,youareanofgod,sir,”criedcaderousse;”fooo

    edndhadgivenyouthisdiand,andyoughthavekeptit.”

    ”self,”youheabbe

    rose,tookhishatandgloves.”eis

    perfectlytrue,then,andiybelieveitineveryparticular.”

    ”see,sir,”repliedcaderousse,”inthiserisacrucifixinholy

    yent;openthisbook,andi

    yhandonthecrucifix.ioyouby

    soulssalvation,faithasachristian,ihavetoldeverythingto

    youasitoccurred,andasthererdingatotheear

    ofgodatthedayofthelastjudgnt”

    ”tisannerandtohat

    oneyprofityou

    adieu;igofarfroenhussobitterlyinjureeachother.”

    theabbetheenthusiastiksof

    self,gotoutanduntedhishorse,once

    resalutedtheinnkeeper,utteringhisloudfarewells,and

    theuedbytheroadhehadtravelledining.aderousse

    tuedaround,hesalate,palerandtrelingre

    thanever.”is,then,allthatihaveheardreallytrue”sheinquired.

    ”ondtousonly”inquiredcaderousse,

    halfbeoretruesee,hereitis.”the

    aitant,andthensaid,inagloovoice,”suppose

    itsfalse”uttered.

    ”falseangiveafalsediand”

    ”togetyoursecrethoutpayingforit,youblockhead”

    ainedforantaghastuheofsu

    idea.”oh”hesaid,takinguphishat,hered

    handkerchieftiedroundhishead,”.”

    ”inway”

    ”hefairisonatbeaucaire,therearealparis

    there,andi.lookafterthehouse,wife,andi

    shallbebatthehouseinhaste,

    andranrapidlyinthedireoppositetothathepriesthad

    taken.”fiftythousandfrancs”tteredlatealone;

    ”itisalargesufney,butitisnotafortune.”

    chapter28.theprisister.

    thedayafterthatinhesedescribedhadtaken

    platheroadbetanofabout

    thirtyorthirty,dressedinabrightbluefrockat,nankeen

    trousers,a,havingtheappearandatof

    anenglishedhielfbeforetheyorofrseilles.”sir,”

    saidhe,”iaon&frene.we

    are,andhavebeeenyears,edorrel

    &son,ofrseilles.housandfrancsorthereabouts

    loaheirsecurities,andtleuneasyatreportsthat

    havereachedusthatthefirsonthebrinkofruin.ihavee,

    therefore,expressfroo,toaskyouforinfortion.”

    ”sir,”repliedtheyor.”iknohatdurifouror

    fiveyearssfortunehasseedtopursuerrel.hehaslostfour

    orfivevessels,andsufferedbythreeorfourbankruptcies;butit

    isnotfor,althoughiayselftotheauntof

    tenthousandfranationastothestateofhis

    finane,asyor,yopinionofrrel,andi

    shallsaythatheisanhonorabletothelastdegree,andwhohas

    uptothistifulfilledeveryehscrupulouspunctuality.

    thisisallisay,sir;ifyouore,addressyourself

    todeboville,theiorofprisons,no.15,ruedenouailles;

    hehas,ibelieve,torrelshands,andif

    therebeanygroundsforapprehension,asthisisagreaterauntthan

    ne,youostprobablyfierinfordthanself.”

    theenglishoappreciatethisextredelicacy,dehisbow

    andahacharacteristicbritishstridetowards

    thestreetntioned.deboville,andthe

    englishn,onperceivinghideagestureofsurprise,ed

    toindicatethatitehehadbeeninhispresence.

    astodeboville,heateofdespair,thatitwas

    evidentallthefaind,absorbedihoughth

    ooryorhis

    iginationtostraytothepast.theenglishn,htheolnessof

    hisnation,addressedhinternearlysilartothosehh

    hehadaarseilles.”oh,sir,”exclaidde

    boville,”yourfearsareunfortunatelybuttoowellfounded,andyousee

    beforeyouanindespair.ihadthousandfrancsplaced

    inthehandsofrrel&sohousandfrancshe

    doydaughter,arriedinafht,andthese

    thousandfrahofthis

    nth,aherhalfohofh.ihadinford

    rrelofdesiretohavethesepayntspunctually,andhehasbeen

    hereethatifhisship,thepharaon,

    didoportoh,heake

    thispaynt.”

    ”but,”saidtheenglishn,”thislooksverychlikeasuspensionof

    paynt.”

    ”itlooksrelikebankruptcy”exclaiddebovilledespairingly.

    theenglishnappearedtorefleh

    ithatthiscreditinspiresyouhnsiderable

    apprehension”

    ”totellyouthetruth,ilost.”

    ”hen,iofyou”

    ”you”

    ”yes,i”

    ”butatatrendousdisunt,ofurse”

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