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hadbeenexcludedfrohegardeh,blackassoot,the
thickfoliageofthetreesbetrayeditspresence;besides,hadnatural
huditybeendiatelysuppliedby
artificialans,thankstoatankofer,sunkiheers
ofthegarden,anduponationedafrogandatoad,who,
frontipathy,nodoubt,alaihetesidesof
thebasin.thereabladeofgrasstobeseenihs,or
aheflorainedanderedher
geraniu,hercacti,andherrhododendrons,orepainsthanthis
hithertounseengardeoonte
cristostoppedafterhavingclosedthegateandfastehestringto
thenail,andcastalookaround.
”thenatthetelegraph,”saidhe,”steitherengageagardeneror
devotehielfpassiooagriculture.”sudderuckagainst
sothingcrougbehindahleaves;the
sothingrose,utteri,andnte
selffaganaboutfiftyyearsold,whowas
plugstrahheingupongrapeleaves.hehad
tanystrah,onrisingsuddenly,
heletfallfroishand.”yatheringyourcrop,sir”said
nteiling.
”ex
notupthere,iknoedown.”
”doerfereyfriend,”saidthe
unt;”gatheryourstraherearea.”
”ihavete,”saidthen,”forhereareeleven,andihad
torethanlastyear.butiaotsurprised;thespring
hasbeenthisyear,andstra,sir.thisisthe
reasonthat,insteadofthesixteenihadlastyear,ihavethisyear,
yousee,eleven,alreadypluckedthirteen,fourteen,fifteen,
sixteeeeeen.ah,issthree,they
night,siriaurethey.itstbethe
resinsson;isastrollingabouthere
thising.ah,theyoungrascalstealinginagardenhedoesnot
knoayleadhio.”
”certainly,itisontecristo,”butyoushouldtakeinto
iohandgreedinessofthedeli.”
”ofurse,”saidthegardener,”butthatdoesheless
unpleasant.but,sir,oncereibegpardon;perhapsyouareanofficer
thatiaetaininghere.”andheglaidlyattheuntsblue
at.
”yfriend,”saidtheunt,ileade
atherterribleorbenevolent,andhe
kifeeling;”iaotanior,butatraveller,brought
herebyacuriosityhehalfrepentsof,sincehecausesyoutoloseyour
ti.”
”ah,tiisnotvaluable,”repliedthenelanile.
”stillitbelongstogovent,andioughtnottoeit;but,
havingreceivedthesignalthatightrestforanhour”herehe
glahesundial,fortherehingintheenclosureof
ntlhery,evenasundial,”andhaviesbefore,and
straheby,sir,doyouthink
dorceeatthe
”indeed,ishouldthinknot,”repliednteicearebad
neighborsforuspreserved,astheronsdid.”
”ahesaidthegardeedorce”
”ihavereadsoironius,”saidtheunt.
”reallytheyouse.
itisnotaheyarefat,sleepingallday,andonlyo
eatallnight.listen.lastyearihadfourapritstheystoleone,i
hadoarine,onlyoehalfofitonthewall;
asplendidarineieabetter.”
”youateit”
”thatistosay,thehalfthatyouuand;itwas
exquisite,sir.ah,thosegentlenneverchoosetheorsels;like
resinsson,choserathis
year,”ntihehorticulturist,”illtakecareitshallnot
happen,evenifishouldbeforcedtositbythetoch
an
hasadevpassioninhisheart,aseveryfruithasits;
thatofthetelegraphniculture.hebegangatheringthe
grapeleavesthegrapes,andheheart
ofthegardener.”didyouehere,sir,toseethetelegraph”he
said.
”yes,ifitisntntrarytotherules.”
”oh,no,”saidthegardener;”notintheleast,sihereisnodanger
thatanyonepossiblyuandwearesaying.”
”ihavebeentold,”saidtheunt,”thatyoudonotalwaysyourselves
uandthesignalsyourepeat.”
”thatistrue,sir,andthatisan,
sling.
”hatbest”
”beachihen,andnothing
else,andsolongasioreisrequiredof.”
”isitpossible,”saidnteself,”thatihavet
anthathasnoaitionthatyplans.”
”sir,”saidthegardener,glangatthesundial,”thetennutesare
alstup;istretutopost.willyougoupe”
”ifolloontecristoehetoo
threestories.thetoplents,suchasspades,rakes,
eringpots,hungagainstthehishefuiture.the
sendaionalabode,orrathersleepingplace;it
ntainedafeiclesofhouseholdfuitureabed,atable,
tedryherbs,hunguptotheceiling,
anwas
preservingtheseeds;hehadlabelledthechcareasifhe
hadbeeanistinthejardindesplantes.
”doesitrequirechstudytoleatheartoftelegraphing”asked
ntecristo.
”thestudydoesnottakelong;iterarythatwas
sotedious.”
”andisthepay”
”athousandfrancs,sir.”
”itisnothing.”
”no;buttheneive.”
heypassedtothethirdstory;itwas
thetelegraphroontecristolookedintuatthetwoironhandles
byaeisveryiing,”hesaid,”but
itstbeverytediousforalifeti.”
”yes.atfirstneckpedhlookingatit,butattheend
ofayearibecausedtoit;andthenion,
andourholidays.”
”holidays”
”yes.”
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