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    titheyhaverefusedto.thendoyourbesttokeepouafree

    froishotoan,struggleardentlyand

    urageously;live,yourself,yourtherandsister,ost

    rigideno,sothatfroaytodaythepropertyofthosei

    leaveinyourhandsyaugntandfructify.reflecthowgloriousaday

    itn,thatdayofpleterestoration,on

    yfatherdiedbecauseheuld

    notdolyandpeaceably,

    becauseindyinghekneishoulddo.”

    ”father,father”an,”live”

    ”ifilive,allerested

    intodoubt,pityintohostility;ifiliveianlyanwhohis

    brokesinfalyabankrupt.

    if,orary,idie,reer,xilian,rpseisthatof

    abutunfortunaten.livifriendsy

    house;dead,allrseilleseiolastho.

    living,youeatndead,youyraiseyourhead

    andsay,iahesonofhioukilled,bee,

    hehasbeenpelledtobreakhisword.”

    theyoungnutteredagroan,butappearedresigned.

    ”andnoealone,andendeavortokeepyour

    therandsisteraway.”

    ”ysisteronaxilian.alast

    butfinalhopeanintheeffectofthis

    intervieorrelshookhishead.”i

    saoing,andbadeheradieu.”

    ”haveyounopartiyfather”inquired

    xilianinafalteringvoice.

    ”yes;son,andasad.”

    ”sayit,father.”

    ”thehouseofthoon&frenanity,or,

    itybe,selfishisnotfortoreadshashad

    anypityfor.itsagent,inutespreseo

    receivetheauntofabillof287,500francs,isaygranted,

    butofferedthreenths.letthishousebethefirstrepaid,son,

    andrespectthisn.”

    ”father,iilian.

    ”andnoore,adieu,”saidrrel.”go,leave;iwouldbe

    alone.youyybedroo”

    theyoungnreiandingandtionless,havingbuttheforceof

    thepoion.

    ”hear,xilian,”saidhisfather.”supposeiwasasoldierlike

    you,andorderedtocarryacertainredoubt,andyoukbe

    killedintheassault,e,asyousaidjustnow,

    go,father;foryouaredishonoredbydelay,ahispreferableto

    sha”

    ”yes,yes,”saidtheyoungn,”yes;”andonceagaineraghis

    fatheryfather.”

    andherushedoutofthestudy.,rrel

    reinedaninstantstandinghhiseyesfixedonthedoor;then

    puttingforthhisarhepulledthebell.afterantsinterval,

    clesappeared.

    itenthefearfulrevelationsofthethreelast

    dayshadorrelisabouttostop

    payhiotheearthrethantyyearsherwise

    havedone.

    ”possibletodescribe,”do

    youreiniechaer.ahreenths

    agotheagentofthoon&frencharrives,announcehisarrivalto

    .”adeasignhhishead,intothe

    anterooaedhielf.rrelfellbahischair,hiseyes

    fixedontheclock;thereinutesleft,thathe

    handvedooseeitstion.

    indofthisnatthesuprentofhisagony

    otbetoldinparativelyyoung,hewas

    surrouhelovingily,buthehadnvinced

    hielfbyaurseofreasoning,illogicalperhaps,yetcertainly

    plausible,thathestseparatehielffrollhehelddearinthe

    theslightestideaofhisfeelings,one

    sthaveseenhisfacehitsexpressionofenforcedresignationand

    itstearistenedeyesraisedtoheaveehandvedon.

    thepistolsretchedforthhishand,tookoneup,and

    rredhisdaughtersna.thenhelaiditdownseizedhispen,and

    edtohisifhehadnottakenasuffit

    fareer.theuedagaintotheclock,

    untingtinoinutes,butbysends.hetookupthedeadly

    edandhiseyesfixedontheclodthen

    shudderedattheclickofthetriggerasheckedthepistol.atthis

    ntofrtalanguishtheldseforthuponhisbroang

    strohahclutchedathisheartstrings.heheardthedoorof

    thestaircasecreakonitshiheclockgaveitsostrike

    eleventhedoorofhisstudyopened;rreldidnotturoundhe

    expectedtheseson&french.”

    heplacedthezzleofthepistolbeteeth.suddenlyheheard

    acryitersvoice.hetuedandsaol

    fellfroishands.”father”criedtheyounggirl,outofbreath,

    andhalfdeadhjoy”saved,youaresaved”ahrewherself

    intohisar,holdingiendedhaedsilkpurse.

    ”saved,child”saidrrel;”ean”

    ”yes,savedsavedsee,see”saidtheyounggirl.

    rreltookthepurse,andstartedashedidsuererance

    rendedhihatitonself.atoneendhe

    receiptedbillforthe287,000frandattheotherond

    aslargeasahazelnut,allslipof

    part:juliesdowry.

    rrelpassedhishandoverhisbroedtohidreaatthis

    ntther

    felluponhisheart.”explain,child,”hesaid,”explain,child,”

    hesaid,”explainhispurse”

    ”inahouseinthealleesdeillan,no.15,ontheerofa

    ntelpieohfloor.”

    ”but,”criedrrel,”thispurseisnotyours”juliehaoher

    fatherthelettershehadreceivedintheing.

    ”anddidyougoalone”askedrrel,afterhehadreadit.

    ”eanuelaied,father.heeatthe

    eroftheruedesee,but,straosay,hetherewheni

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