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    eyes,asiftoseekhelpagainstthisaggression,buttheirresistible

    asterofthehouseprevailed,andthehusbandwas

    victorious.

    ”donotthinkiydeardebray,”ntinued

    danglars;”oh,no,notatall.anuoask

    e;itissorarelyike

    sue.”debrayttered

    sothing,boselfagainsttheedgeofthe

    door,likenathanin”athalie.”

    ”itisextraordinary,”hesaid,,

    ”hoageover

    us.”

    luhavi,danglarstookhisplathesofa,closedtheopen

    book,andplaghielfinadreadfullydictatorialattitude,hebegan

    playingal,notlikinghiswellasdebray,

    andattetingtobitehidanglarsseizedhiytheskinofhisneck

    andthreuponau.theanil

    utteredacryduriransit,but,arrivedatitsdestination,it

    ent

    reinedsilentandtionless.”doyouknohebaroness,

    ”thatyouareirovinggenerallyyouareonlyrude,buttonightyou

    arebrutal.”

    ”itisbecauseianaorthanusual,”replieddanglars.

    hernelookedatthebankeredisdain.theseglances

    frequentlyexasperatedtheprideofdanglars,butthiseveniook

    nonoti.

    ”andor”saidthebaroness,

    irritatedattheiassibilityofherhusband;”dothesethingsnce

    keepyourillhurathoinyourneyboxes,or,sinceyouhave

    .”

    ”notso,”replieddanglars;”youradviceisfollow

    it.neyboxesarepa.deustiersays,and

    i.clerksareho

    n,yfortune,ipaychbeloay

    valuethegtotheybringin;thereforeishall

    intoapassion;thoseiwillbeinapassionare

    thoseydinners,unthorses,andexhaustfortune.”

    ”andprayhepersonsyourfortuneexplainyourself

    reclearly,ibeg,sir.”

    ”oh,keyourselfeasyiaotspeakingriddles,andyouwillsoon

    khepeopleyfortuhosewhodraw

    out700,000frantheurseofanhour.”

    ”idonotuandyou,sir,”saidthebaroryingtodisguise

    theagitationofhervoie

    perfectly,orary,”saiddanglars:”but,ifyou,

    iellyouthatihavejustlost700,000francsuponthespanish

    loan.”

    ”andpray,”askedthebaroness,”aresponsibleforthisloss”

    ””

    ”isitfaultyouhavelost700,000francs”

    ”ine.”

    ”onceforall,sir,”repliedthebaronesssharply,”itellyouiwill

    nothearad;itisastyleoflanguageineverheardinthe

    houseofparentsorinthatoffirsthusband.”

    ”oh,ihapenny.”

    ”thebetterreasonfornotbeingnversanththeslangofthe

    bank,yearsfrooingtonight;thatnoise

    ofjinglingtlybeinguntedaed,

    isodiousto.ionlyknoore,he

    soundofyourvoice.”

    ”really”saiddanglars.”e,forithoughtyou

    tooktheliveliestiinallaffairs”

    ”iuldputsuideaintoyourhead”

    ”yourself.”

    ”ah”

    ”stassuredly.”

    ”ishouldliketoknooccasion”

    ”oh,hatisveryeasilydone.lastfebruaryyouhe

    firsteofthehaitianfunds.youhaddreadthatashiphad

    eheharborathavre,thatthisshipbroughta

    payntade.iknowhow

    sare;ithereforepurchasediediatelyasny

    sharesasiuldofthehaitia,andigained400,000francsby

    it,oflypaidtoyou.youspentitasyou

    pleased;thatarchthereionabouta

    granttoarailpaniespreseheelves,each

    equalseethatyourinstindalthoughyou

    pretendtoknohingaboutspeculations,ithinkorary,

    thatyourprehensionisveryclearupoainaffairs,well,you

    toldthatyourinstinctledyoutobelievethegrantwouldbegiven

    tothepanycalledthesouthe.iboughtthirdsoftheshares

    ofthatpany;asyouhadforeseen,thesharestrebledinvalue,and

    ipioyoufor

    pinney.hothis250,000francsitisnobusinessof

    ne.”

    ”ingtothepoint”criedthebaroness,shiveringh

    angerandiatience.

    ”patience,da,iangtoit.”

    ”thatsfortunate.”

    ”inaprilyouinisters.youheardaprivate

    ionrespegspanishaffairsontheexpulsionofdoncarlos.

    iboughtsospanishshares.theexpulsiontookpladipocketed

    600,000francsthedaycharlesv.repassedthebidassoa.ofthese

    600,000francsyoutook50,000croheywereyours,youdisposedof

    thegtoyourfandiaskedions;butitisnot

    thelesstruethatyouhavethisyearreceived500,000livres.”

    ”hen”

    ”ah,yes,itafterthisthatyouspoiledeverything.”

    ”really,yournnerofspeaking”

    ”itexpressesaning,andthatisalli.hreedaysafter

    thatyoutalkedpoliticshiswords

    thatdoncarloshadretuedtospain.yshares,thenews

    gotout,andinolongersoldigavethedayifindthe

    nehisfalsereportihavelost700,000.francs.”

    ”well”

    ”ygains,ithinkyouoea

    fourthoflosses;thefourthof700,000francsis175,000francs.”

    ”ixed

    upinthisaffair.”

    ”be,youst

    havelenttheoyourfriends,anddebrayisoneofyourfriends.”

    ”forsha”exclaidthebaroness.

    ”oh,letushaveures,nosa,oryouwill

    obligetotellyouthatiseedebrayleavehere,pocketingthewhole

    ofthe500,000livresyouhavehandedovertohihisyear,while

    hesm

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