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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.twintelligencehadbeenreceivedof

    thepharaon.

    such.

    deboville,theialson&french

    ofro,presentedhielfatrrels.eanuelreceivedhithis

    youheappearanceofeverynee,foreverynew

    faceghtbethatofaneeinaoquestionthe

    headofthehouse.theyoungn,ployerthepain

    ofthisintervieer;butthestrangerdeclared

    thathehadnothingtosaytoeanuel,andthathisbusinesswas

    nuelsighed,andsuonedcles.cles

    appeared,andtheyoungnbadehiduorrels

    apartnt.cles.onthe

    staircasetheytabeautifulgirlofsixteeeen,wholooked

    hathestranger.

    ”rrelisinhisrooishenot,deisellejulie”saidthe

    cashier.

    ”yes;ithinkso,atleast,”saidtheyounggirlhesitatingly.”goand

    see,an.”

    ”ite,deiselle,”retuedthe

    englishn.”rreldoesnotknoynthisanhas

    onlytoannounson&french

    ofro,yourfatherdoesbusiness.”

    theyounggirltuedpaleandntiodesd,hestranger

    aiouaircase.sheeheoffice

    nuelheaidofakeyhepossessed,

    openedadoorintheerofalandingplathesendstaircase,

    nduber,openedasenddoor,h

    he,andafterhaviheclerkofthehouseof

    thoohatheuldenter.

    theenglishered,andfoundrrelseatedatatable,tuingover

    thefordablelusofhisledger,aihelistofhis

    liabilities.atthesightofthestranger,rrelclosedtheledger,

    arose,andofferedaseattothestranger;and

    seated,resudhisoeenyearshadgedthehy

    rt,hirtysixthyearattheopeningofthishistory,

    eandsorrow

    hadplougheddeepfurroand

    perating,eandwandering,asifhefearedbeing

    foreparticularthoughtorperson.the

    englishnlookedathingled

    onsieur,”saidrrel,reased

    bythisexanation,”youe”

    ”yes,nsieur;youareaie”

    ”thehouseofthoon&frene.”

    ”hehastoldyhtly.thehouseofthoon&frenchhad300,000or

    400,000franonthinfrand,knorict

    punctuality,havellectedallthebillsbearingynature,and

    ,aheney

    otherorrelsigheddeeply,andpassedhishandoverhisforehead,

    hperspiration.

    ”sothen,sir,”saidrrel,”youholdbillsofne”

    ”yes,andforansiderablesu”

    ”ount”askedrrelhavoicehestrovetorender

    fir

    ”hereis,”saidtheenglishn,takingaquantityofpapersfrois

    po.deboville,

    theiorofprisons,totheyaredue.youaowledge,of

    urse,thatyouotohi

    ”yes;heplayhandsatfourandahalfperearly

    fiveyearsago.”

    ”opay”

    ”halfthe15thofthisnth,halfthe15thof.”

    ”justso;andnoly;theyareall

    signedbyyou,andassigoourhousebytheholders.”

    ”ireghe”saidrrel,hought

    that,forthefirsttiinhislife,heohonorhis

    oure.”isthisall”

    ”no,ihavefortheendofthenththesebillshhavebeen

    assigousbythehouseofpascal,andthehouseofuerof

    rseilles,auntingtonearly55,000.franall,287,500

    francs.”itisiossibletodescribeorrelsufferedduring

    thisenuration.”tyseventhousandfivehundred

    francs,”repeatedhe.

    ”yes,sir,”repliedtheenglishn.”i,”ntinuedhe,after

    antssilencealfroou,thatyand

    exaontareuniversallyaothe

    reportiseetyour

    liabilities.”atthisalstbrutalspeechrreltueddeathly

    pale.”sir,”saidhe,”uptothistianditishan

    fourandt

    father,selfnducteditforfiveandthirtyyearsnever

    hasanythingbearingthesignatureofrrel&sonbeendishonored.”

    ”iknoan.”butasanofhonorshould

    ansefairly,shallyoupaythesee

    punan,h

    reassurahanhehadhithertoshoionsfranklyput,”

    saidhe,”astraightforwardanswershouldbegiven.yes,ishallpay,

    if,asihope,vesselarrivessafely;foritsarrivalwillagain

    procurethecrediterousacts,ofhihavebeen

    thevictihavedeprived;butifthepharaonshouldbelost,and

    thislastresouranseyesfilledhtears.

    ”heother,”ifthislastresourcefailyou”

    ”orrel,”itisacruelthingtobeforcedtosay,but,

    alreadyusedtosfortuhabituateselftosha.ifeari

    shallbeforent.”

    ”haveyounofriendsiledufully.

    ”inbusiness,sir,”saidhe,”onehasnofriends,onlyrrespos.”

    ”itistrue,”rredtheenglishn;”thenyouhavebutonehope.”

    ”butone.”

    ”thelast”

    ”thelast.”

    ”sothatifthisfail”

    ”iauined,pletelyruined”

    ”asiyingintoport.”

    ”iknoan,yfallenfortunes,

    passesapartofhistiinabelvidereatthetopofthehouse,in

    hopesofbeingthefirsttoannouned

    ofthearrivalofthisship.”

    ”anditisnotyours”

    ”no,sheisabordeauxvessel,lagironde;sheesfrondiaalso;

    butsheisnotne.”

    ”perhapsshehasspokentothepharaon,andbringsyousotidingsof

    her”

    ”shallitellyouplainlyohing,

    ...
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