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oodthatitoexpendathousandlouisupona
dinnerfortenpersons,butonlyoioingpearls,like
edici.
,andbeganlaughing
andjokingaboutit.”gentlen,”hesaid,”youitthat,when
arrivedatacertaindegreeoffortuhesuperfluitiesoflifeare
allthatbedesired;andtheladieshat,afterhaving
risentoacertainenenceofposition,theidealalonebe
reexalted.noofollothisreasoning,isthe
rvellousthatuand.isitthatwereally
desirethatobtain.hings
uand,toproylife.
igratifyeaakeas
easyoudo,danglars,in
protinganeninga
.debray,inpa.de
orrel,inbreakinga
horsethatnooneple,youseethesetwofish;one
broughtfroiftyleaguesbeyondst.petersburg,theotherfiveleagues
froaples.isitnotasingtoseetheothoable”
”arethetwofish”askeddanglars.
”chateaurenaud,eof
one,andjorcavalti,eof
theother.”
”thisoneis,ithink,asterlet,”saidchateaurenaud.
”andthatone,ifistakenot,alarey.”
”justso.noenheyarecaught.”
”sterlets,”saidchateaurenaud,”areonlyfoundinthevolga.”
”and,”saidcavalti,”iknopreys
ofthatsize.”
”exathevolga,aherfroakefusaro.”
”iossible”criedalltheguestssiltaneously.
”e,”saidntelike
neropossibiliuandthatisusingyouatthis
nt.thisfish,ssoexquisitetoyou,isverylikelyno
betterthanperon;butitseediossibletoprocureit,and
hereitis.”
”buthohesefishbroughttofrance”
”oh,nothingreeasy.eachfishoverinacaskonefilled
hriverherbsaherhrushesandlakeplants;they
onpurpose,andthusthesterletlived
tpreyeight,andbothyokseized
thekillingoneilkaherhbelieve
,danglars”
”iothelpdoubting,”ansile.
”baptistin,”saidtheunt,”havetheotherfishbroughtinthe
sterletandthelareyeihercasks,and
alive.”danglarsopenedhisbepanyclappedtheir
hands.fourservantscarriedinthaquatits,
andineachofilartothoseoable.
”but”askeddanglars.
”relybeighthavedied,”carelesslyansontecristo.
”youarean,”saiddanglars;”and
philosophersyisafihingtoberich.”
”andtohaveideas,”addeddadanglars.
”oh,donotgiveaditans,
uchesteedtheandpliesthattheysentslavesfrobr >
ostiatoro,ulus,
andthedesustprobablybethegoldfish.itwas
alsonsideredaluxurytohavethelive,itbeinganasingsight
toseetheie,for,es,
andliketherainboatic
shades,aftered
partoftheirritiftheyseenalive,theyweredespised
whendead.”
”yes,”saiddebray,”butthenostiaisonlyafero.”
”true,”saidntecristo;”butheuseoflivieen
hundredyearsafterlucullus,ifterthanheuld”the
touseyes,buthadthegoodse
tosayanything.”allthisisveryextraordinary,”saidchateaurenaud;
”still,irethest,infess,isthervellousprotitude
hed.isitnottruethatyouonlybought
thishousefiveorsixdaysago”
”certainlynotlonger.”
”sureitisquitetransfordsieer
rightly,ithadarandtheurtyardavedand
ety;odayreesh
appeartobeahundredyearsold.”
”fondofgrassandshade,”saidntecristo.
”yes,”saiddadevillefort,”thedooroheroadbefore,
andonthedayofraeintothehouse
froheroad,ireer.”
”yes,da,”saidntecristo;”butipreferredhavirance
etoseetheboisdebouloge.”
”infourdays,”saidrrel;”itisextraordinary”
”indeed,”saidakeanew
houseoutofanoldone;foritoo.irellect
ingforthertolookatit.desaintraisedit
forsalethreeyearsago.”
”desaintran”saiddadevillefort;”thenthishousebelonged
todesaintranbeforeyouboughtit”
”itappearsso,”repliedntecristo.
”isitpossiblethatyoudonotknoyoupurchasedit”
”quiteso;stee.”
”itiscertainlytenyearssihehousehadbeenoccupied,”said
chateaurenaud,”anditelancholytolookatit,hthe
blindsclosed,thedoorslocked,andtheheurt.really,if
thehousehadnotbelohefatherinlaheprocureur,one
ghthavethoughtitsoaccursedplaceehad
beentted.”villefort,hertonottastedthethreeor
flassesofrare,heretookone,
anddrankitoff.ntecristoalloetoelapse,andthen
said,”itissingular,baron,butthesaideaethefirst
tiiyishouldneverhaveboughtit
ifsteatterintohisohe
fellohenotary.”
”itisprobable,”staeredoutvillefort,tryingtosle;”buti
assureyouthatihadnothingtodohanysuchproceeding.thishouse
ispartofvalentinesrr
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