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    noirtierdevillefortassuleofdafranzdepinay.”

    villefortshudderedandlookedatntecristoasifheoread

    inhisunteherealfeelingsatedthewordshe

    hadjustuttered.buttheuelybaffledtheprocureur,and

    preventedhiroisveringanythihthenevervarying

    sleheing.”although,”

    saidvillefort,”ithingforvalentiolose

    hergrandfathersfortune,idonotthinkthatdepinaywillbe

    frightehispeiaryloss.heeier

    esteehantheself,seeingthatisacrificeeverythingin

    ordertokeep.besides,heknohatvalentineisrich

    inrightofherther,andthatshey,i

    thefortuneofanddadesaintrahersparents,who

    bothlovehertenderly.”

    ”and.noirtier,”

    saiddadevillefort;”besides,theyaretoetoparisinabout

    anth,andvaleertheaffrontshehasreceived,

    necessarytontioburyherselfalivebybeingshutup

    .noirtier.”theuntlistenedhsatisfatothistale

    ofbition.”butitseeto,”said

    beginbyaskingyourpardonfor

    abouttosay,thatifnoirtierdisisdeiselledevillefort

    bearryanherhedetested,heot

    havethesacauseofplaintagainstthisdearedward.”

    ”true,”saiddadevillefort,hanintonationofvoice

    isiossibletodesefullyunjustpoor

    eduoirtiersgrandchildasvalentine,a,ifshe

    hadnotbeengoingtorryfranz,noirtier

    herallhisney;andsupposingvalentiobedisiedbyher

    grandfather,sheesricherthaheunt

    listenedandsaidnore.”unt,”saidvillefort,”

    eainyouanylongerilysfortuistruethat

    patrinyyfatherwill

    havedeprivedoflaaanyreasonfordoing

    so,butishallhavethesatisfaofknohatihaveactedlike

    anofsenseandfeeling.depinay,toihadprosedthe

    iofthissushallreceiveit,evenifiehestcruel

    privations.”

    ”hoedevillefort,retuingtotheoneideah

    inind,”perhapsittertoexplain

    thisunlutheopportunity

    ofhielfrenounadeisellede

    villefort.”

    ”ah,thatpity,”saidvillefort.

    ”agreatpity,”saidntecristo.

    ”undoubtedly,”saidvillefort,derationesofhisvoice,”a

    rriageoncertedandthenbrokenoff,throofdiscredit

    onayounglady;thenagain,theoldreports,o

    putao,.

    depinay,ifheisanhonorablen,selfrethan

    everpledgedtodeiselledevillefort,unlessheuatedbya

    depossible.”

    ”iagree.devillefort,”saidntecristo,fixinghiseyeson

    dadevillefort;”andifiateto

    alloyadvice,i,sinceihavebeentold

    depinayisingback,tosettlethisaffairatoncebeyondall

    possibilityofrevocation.ihesuccessofaproject

    u.devillefort.”theprocureur

    arose,delightedhtheproposition,buthislyged

    lor.”hatisallthatied,andiwillbeguidedbya

    unsellorsuonte

    cristo.”thereforeleteveryoneherelookuponhaspassedtoday

    asifithadnothappened,andasthoughhoughtofsucha

    thingasageininalplans.”

    ”sir,”saidtheunt,”theasitis,h

    yourresolution;yourfriends.depinay,

    eveookdeiselledevilleforthoutanydohhe

    ily

    akesuiseandfulfila

    duty.”atthenclusionoftheseheuntrosetodepart.”are

    yougoingtoleaveus,unt”saiddadevillefort.

    ”iaorrytosayistdoso,da,ionlyindyouof

    yourproseforsaturday.”

    ”didyoufearthatit”

    ”youareverygood,da,butdevilleforthassonyiortant

    andurgentoccupations.”

    ”husbandhasgivenhisedevillefort;”you

    havejustseenhiesolvetokeepithingtolose,

    andsurelythereisrereasonforhisdoingsohing

    togain.”

    ”and,”saidvillefort,”isitatyourhouseinthechaselyseesthat

    youreceiveyourvisitors”

    ”no,”saidntecristo,”hereasonhrenders

    yourkindnessreritorious,itisiry.”

    ”iry”

    ”yes.”

    ”,thennearparis,isitnot”

    ”verynear,onlyhalfaleaguefrohebarriers,itisatauteuil.”

    ”atauteuil”saidvillefort;”true,dadevilleforttoldyou

    livedatauteuil,sioyourhousethatsheaken.andin

    partofauteuildoyoureside”

    ”ruedelafontaine.”

    ”ruedelafontaine”exclaidvillefortinanagitatedto

    nuer”

    ”no.28.”

    ”then,”erans

    house”

    ”diditbelongtodesaintran”deecristo.

    ”yes,”replieddadevillefort;”and,,unt”

    ”believe”

    ”youthinkthishousepretty,doyounot”

    ”ithinkitg.”

    ”yhusband.”

    ”indeed”retuednte.

    devillefort,forquiteatalosstoat.”

    ”idonotlikeauteuil,sir,”saidtheprocureur,kinganevident

    efforttoappearcal

    ”butihopeyoueof

    thepleasureofyourpany,sir,”saidntecristo.

    ”no,unt,ihopeiassureyouishalldobest,”staered

    villefort.

    ”oh,”saidntecristo,”iallourday,atsix

    oclock.ishallbeexpegyou,andifyoufailtoe,ishall

    thinkforhoothentrarythatthishouse,hhis

    reineduni

    ...
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