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    hashappeheyhavevexedyou,andyry”theparalytic

    closedhiseyesintokenofassent.”y

    father”

    ”no.”

    ”dadevillefort”

    ”no.”

    ””thefne”cried

    valentineinastonishnt.noirtieragainclosedhiseyes.”and

    haveidone,deargrandpapa,thatyoushouldbeangrye”cried

    valentine.

    thereinued.”ihavenotseenyouallday.

    hasanyonebeenspeakingtoyouagainst”

    ”yes,”saidtheoldnslook,heageess.

    ”letthinkant.idoassureyou,grandpapaahanddade

    villeforthavejustleftthisroohavetheynot”

    ”yes.”

    ”ahingadeyouangry

    ,thatiyhavetheopportunityof

    kingpeacehyou”

    ”no,no,”saidnoirtierslook.

    ”ah,yhten.theyhavesaid”andsheagaio

    thinkituldbe.

    ”ah,iknootheold

    n.”theyhavebeenspeakinge,havetheynot”

    ”yes,”repliedtheangrylook.

    ”iuand;youaredispleasedatthesilenceihavepreservedonthe

    subject.thereasonofitykeepingthe

    tterasecret,andbeggednottotellyouanythingofit.theydid

    notevenacquaint

    byce,thatishyou,deargrandpapa.

    prayfive.”butthereedtoreassureher;all

    itseedtosaye.”

    ”isit,then”askedtheyounggirl.”perhapsyouthinkishall

    abandonyou,deargrandpapa,andthatishallfetyou

    rried”

    ”no.”

    ”theytoldyou,then,thatdepinayedtoourallliving

    together”

    ”yes.”

    ”thenanseyesbead

    hanexpressioleaffe.”yes,iuand,”said

    valeisbee.”theolded.”andyou

    areafraidishallbeunhappy”

    ”yes.”

    ”youdonotlikefranz”theeyesrepeatedseveraltis,”no,no,

    no.”

    ”thenyouarevexedent”

    ”yes.”

    ”en,”saidvalehrowingherselfonherknees,and

    puttingheraroundhergrandfathersneck,”iaexed,too,forido

    notlovefranzdepinay.”anexpressionofintensejoyilluhe

    oldnseyes.”ber

    hoe”ateartreledintheeyeoftheinvalid.

    ”yproposingithat

    ightescapethishatefulrriage,etodespair.”

    noirtiersbreathingcathidshort.”thentheideaofthis

    rriagereallygrievesyoutooah,ifyouuldbuthelpifwe

    uldbothtogetherdefeattheirplanbutyouareuooppose

    theyou,indissoquidare

    heless,asself.alas,

    you,einthedays

    ofyourhealthandstrength,yjoysand

    sorro.however,

    thisisdcallsfratitudeandheavenhasnottakenawayall

    blessingseyoursyathyandkindness.”

    atthesehereappearedinnoirtierseyeanexpressionofsuch

    deepaningthattheyounggirlthoughtsheuldreadthesewords

    there:”youarestaken;istilldochforyou.”

    ”doyouthinkyouhelp,deargrandpapa”saidvalentine.

    ”yes.”noirtierraisedhiseyes,it

    andvalentineedanything.

    ”isityou,deargrandpapa”saidvalentine,andshe

    endeavoredtorecalltondallthethingso

    need;andastheideaspreseheelvestohernd,sherepeated

    theloud,then,findingthatallhereffortselicitednothingbuta

    nstant”no,”shesaid,”e,sihisplaanswer,i

    oanother.”shetheedallthelettersofthe

    alphabetfrodoon.thatlettertheparalytic

    deheruandthatshehadspokeialletterofthething

    heed.”ah,”saidvalehethingyoudesirebeginshthe

    lette;itisesee,

    youthatbeginshnnanenino”

    ”yes,yes,yes,”saidtheoldnseye.

    ”ah,itisno,then”

    ”yes.”valechedadiary,hsheplaadesk

    beforenoirtier;sheope,and,seeingthattheoddnseyewas

    thhlyfixedonitspages,sheranherfingerquicklyupanddown

    thelus.duringthesixyearsierfirst

    fellintothissadstate,valentinespoionhadbeentoo

    oftenputtothetestnottorenderherexpertindevisingexpedients

    fainingakantpracticehad

    soperfeansaningas

    quicklyasifhehielfhadbeeoseekforheed.at

    theadeasigostop.”notary,”said

    she,”doyouanagainsignified

    thatitaryhedesired.

    ”youarytobesentforthen”saidvalentine.

    ”yes.”

    ”shallfatherbeinfordofyourwish”

    ”yes.”

    ”doyoudiately”

    ”yes.”

    ”thentheyshallgoforhiirectly,deargrandpapa.isthatallyou

    ”

    ”yes.”valentinerangthebell,andorderedtheservanttotellnsieur

    ordadevillefortthatthey.noirtiers

    roo”areyousatisfiednoine.

    ”yes.”

    ”iaureyouare;itisnotverydifficulttodisverthat,”andthe

    younggirlsledrandfather,asifhehadbeenachild.de

    villefortentered,folloefor,sir”

    dendedheoftheparalytic.

    ”sir,”saidvalentine,”grandfatherary.”atthis

    strangeandueddenddevillefortandhisfatherexged

    looks.”yes,”tiohelatter,o

    declarethaththehelpofvalentineandhisoldservant,who

    bothknehisaintainthe

    .”doyouary”askedvillefort.

    ”yes.”

    ”todo”

    noirtierdenoansdoyouhanain

    repeatedvillefort.theinvalidseyereinedfixed,byh

    expressioeoihisresolutionerable.

    ”isittodoussoilltudoyouthinkitishwhile”said

    villefort.

    ”still,”

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