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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twsaidbarrois,andfidelityofanoldservant,

    ”ifnoirtierasksforanotary,isupposehereallywishesfor

    anotary;thereforeishallgoatondfete.”barrois

    aoasterbutnoirtier,andneverallowedhisdesiresin

    aradicted.

    ”yes,idootioheoldn,shuttinghiseyesh

    alookofdefiaosay,”andishouldliketoseethe

    personyrequest.”

    ”youshallhaveanotary,asyouabsolutelywishforone,sir,”said

    villefort;”butishallexplaintohiourstateofhealth,andke

    exostridiculous

    one.”

    ”hat,”saidbarrois;”ishallgoaotary,

    heless,”andtheoldservaedtriuhantlyonhis

    ssion.

    chapter59.thewill.

    assoonasbarroishadlefttheroonoirtierlookedatvalentineh

    alianythings.theyounggirlperfectly

    uoodthelook,andsodidvillefort,forhisuntenancebeca

    clouded,atedhiseyebroookaseat,and

    quietlyaseathielf

    etigivinga

    sidelookatvalentine,adeheruandthatshealsoo

    reinihreequartersofanhourafter,barroisretued,

    bringiary.”sir,”saidvillefort,afterthefirst

    salutationsyousee

    here.allhislishavebeepletelyparalysed,hehaslosthis

    voicealso,anduchtroubleinendeavtocatch

    sntsofhisaning.”noirtiercastanappealinglookon

    valentiive,that

    sheansdiately.”sir,”saidshe,”iperfectlyuand

    grandfathersaningatalltis.”

    ”thatisquitetrue,”saidbarrois;”andthatisitoldthe

    gentlenaswewalkedalong.”

    ”pert,”saidthenotary,tuingfirsttovillefortao

    valentiostatethatthecaseiionisjustone

    ofthoseinyselfotproceedtoact

    houttherebyincurringadangerousresponsibility.thefirst

    thingnecessarytorenderanactvalidis,thatthenotaryshouldbe

    thhlynvihathehasfaithfullyinterpretedthewilland

    hepersondictati.nobesureofthe

    approbationordisapprobationofatspeak,andasthe

    objectofhisdesireorhisrepugnannotbeclearlyprovedto

    ,onatofhisyservicesheree

    useless,andotbelegallyexercised.”thenotarythenpreparedto

    retire.anierphhelipsof

    theprocureur.noirtierlookedatvalentinehanexpressionsofull

    ofgrief,thatshearrestedthedepartureofthenotary.”sir,”said

    she,”thelanguageygrandfatherybeeasily

    leat,andiostas

    yself.eyourequire,ioset

    yournscequiteateaseonthesubject”

    ”iorenderanactvalid,istbecertainoftheapprobation

    ordisapprobationoft.illnessofbodyaffectthe

    validityofthedeed,butsanityofndisabsolutelyrequisite.”

    ”hehelpofthyou

    presently,youyascertainygrandfather

    isstillinthefullpossessionofallhisntalfaculties.

    noirtier,beingdeprivedofvoiedtonvey

    hisaningbyclosinghiseyesosignifyyes,and

    toeansno.younoeenoughtoeo

    nverse.noirtier;try.”noirtiergavevalentinesuchalook

    oftendeessandgratitudethatitprehendedevenbythenotary

    hielf.”youhaveheardanduoodyranddaughterhasbeen

    saying,sir,haveyou”askedthenotary.noirtierclosedhiseyes.”and

    youapproveofshesaidthatistosay,youdeclarethatthe

    sigionedarereallythosebyansofhyouare

    accustodtonveyyourthoughts”

    ”yes.”

    ”ite”

    ”yes.”

    ”tokeyourwill”

    ”yes.”

    ”andyoudoogoahoutfulfillingyinal

    iions”theoldnly.”heyoung

    girl,”doyouuandnolyatrest

    onthesubject”butbeforethenotaryuldanshaddrawn

    hiside.”sir,”saidhe,”doyousupposeforantthatan

    sustainaphysi.noirtierhasreceived,houtany

    detrinttohisntalfaculties”

    ”itisnotexaeuneasy,

    butthedifficultyhoughtsandiions,soas

    tobeabletogethisanswers.”

    ”youstseethattobeanutteriossibility,”saidvillefort.

    valeheoldhision,andnoirtierfixed

    hiseyesoeaestlyoihatshefeltboundtoansothe

    look.

    ”sir,”saidshe,”thatkeyouuneasy,hoit

    yatfirstsightappeartobe.iy

    grandfathersthoughts,soastoputaoallyourdoubtsandfears

    onthesubject.ihaveno

    tellyouifeveronce,duringthatti,hehaseaihought

    akeuand.”

    ”no,”sigheoldn.

    ”letustryhen,”saidthenotary.”youacceptthis

    youngladyasyourinterpreter,noirtier”

    ”yes.”

    ”isitthatyou

    edallthelettersofthealphabet

    untilshecatothislettertheeloquenteyeofnoirtiergave

    heoticethatsheostop.”itisveryevidentthatitisthe

    letteriers,”saidthenotary.”,”

    saidvalentine;and,tuingtrandfather,sherepeated,

    ”anstoppedheratthelastsyllable.valentine

    thentookthediary,aarychedherued

    overthepages.shepassedherfingerslons,andwhen

    shecatothe.noirtierseyebadeherstop.”will,”

    saidthenotary;”itisveryevidentthatnoirtierisdesirousof

    kinghiswill.”

    ”yes,yes,yes,”tioheinvalid.

    ”really,sir,youstalloostextraordinary,”said

    theastoary,tuingtodevillefort.”yes,”saidthe

    prooreextraordinary,

    foriotseehoisto

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