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www.192.twdearnoirtier,youintendleavingyourfortune
trandsoheheeyesh
ansostdecidedandterrible,andexpresseda
feelingalstauntingtohatred.
”no”saidthenotary;”then,perhaps,itistoyourson,de
villefort”
”no.”thetuteastonishntand
inquiryastoherealiionsofthetestator.villefort
andhissha,theotherfronger.
”havehen,deargrandpapa”saidvalentine;”youno
longerseeoloveanyofus”theoldnseyespassedrapidly
froillefortandhisedoinehalookof
unutterablefondness.”e,grandpapa,try
andbringthatlovetobearuponyouraont.
youknoeobequitesurethatihavehought
ofyourfortune;besides,theysayialreadyriy
thertoorich,even.explainyourself,then.”noirtierfixedhis
intelligenteyesoineshand.”hand”saidshe.
”yes.”
”herhand”exclaideveryone.
”oh,gentlen,youseeitisalluseless,andthatfathersndis
reallyiaired,”saidvillefort.
”ah,”criedvalentinesuddenly,”iuand.itisrriageyou
an,isitnot,deargrandpapa”
”yes,yes,yes,”sigheparalytic,castingoinealookof
joyfulgratitudeforhavingguessedhisaning.
”yryarriage,areyounot”
”yes”
”really,thisistooabsurd,”saidvillefort.
”exeaningof
noirtierisquiteevidentto,andiquiteeasilyhe
trainofideaspassinginhisnd.”
”youdoorryfranzdepinay”observedvalentine.
”idonot,”saidtheeyerandfather.”andyoudisi
yranddaughter,”ntihenotary,”becauseshehasntracted
anerarytoyourwishes”
”yes.”
”sothat,butforthisrriage,shewouldhavebeenyourheir”
”yes.”therearieswereholding
ansultationastothebestansofproceedinghtheaffair.
valentineileofintense
gratitude,andvilleforte
devillefortuldnotsucceedinrepressinganinwardfeelingofjoy,
eofherself,appearedinherenance.”but,”
saidvillefort,hefirsttobreakthesilence,”ihat
iahebestjudgeoftheproprietyoftherriageiion.iabr >
theonlypersonpossessingtherighttodisposeofdaughtershand.
itisarryfranzdepinayandsheshall
rryhi”valentinesankoachair.
”sir,”saidthenotary,”hoenddisposingofyourfortunein
inesfranz”
theoldngavenoanse
her”
”yes.”
”infavorofsoerofyourfaly”
”no.”
”doyouinteingittocharitablepurposes,then”pursuedthe
notary.
”yes.”
”but,”saidthenotary,”youareahatthelaallowason
tobeentirelydeprivedofhispatriny”
”yes.”
”youonlyihen,todisposeofthatpartofyourfortuneh
thelatheianceofyourson”
noirtierdenoansillodisposeofall”
”yes.”
”buttheyesttheeryourdeath”
”no.”
”fatherknoe,”repliedvillefort;”heisquitesurethathis
e;besides,heuandsthatin
positionied
ph.”doyoudecideon,sir”askedthenotaryof
villefort.
”nothing,sir;itisaresolutionyfatherhastakenandiknow
heershisnd.iauiteresighese900,000francs
ilyioenrichsohospital;butitis
ridian,andishall,
therefore,actagtonsce.”havingsaidthis,villefort
quittedtheroohisheratlibertytodoas
hepleased.thesadaytheade,thenesses,
itan,sealedinthepresenceofallandgiven
inps,thefalynotary.
chapter60.thetelegraph.
anddadevillefortfoundontheirretuthattheuntofnte
intheirabsence,hadbeenushered
intothedra,andthere.dade
villefort,herlateetion
toallodiately,retiredtoher
bedrooself,
pro.devillefortflattered
hielfthat,toalloutpletelyskedthefeelings
ind,hedidnotknohatthecloudwas
stilllouchsothattheunt,ilewas
radiaelynotiafoi,”
saidsisthe
tterontwhenyou
entforacapitalcri”villeforttriedto
sle.”no,unt,”hereplied,”iaheonlyvithiscase.it
isiycause,anditisillluck,obstinadfollyh
havee.”
”toontecristoherest.
”haveyoureallytegreatsfortune”
”oh,no,nsieur,”saidvillefortile;”itisonlya
lossofioning,iassure
you.”
”true,”saidnteofneybeesalst
iaterialhafortunesuchasyoupossess,andtooneofyour
philosophicspirit.”
”itisnotsoohatvexes,”saidvillefort,
”though,afterall,900,000francsarethe
reahisfate,ce,oreveryoupleasetocallthe
poyhopesandfortune,andyblastthe
prospeyan
relapsedintosendchildhood.”
”
ightberegrettedevenbyaphilosopher.andhecauseof
allthisannoyance”
”father,asitoldyou.”
”noirtierbutithoughtyoutoldhehadbeeentirely
paralyzed,andthatallhisfacul
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