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    playershaveneverdisveredthatis,aroulettehout

    playing,andisnolosereenraged.

    ”ch”shecried,”eyoudidnotknoyou

    noeh”

    ”idonotsaythatididkno,andidonotsaythatididnotknow

    it.irelytellyoutolookintonductdurifouryears

    thatobehusbandahasnot

    aletiafterourrupture,youo

    studysiderthecelebratedbaritoneadesuchasuccessful

    appearahetheatreitalien;atthesatiifeltinedto

    leadangofthedanseuseationinlondon.

    thisst,onyouratandne,100,000francs.isaidnothing,

    forusthavepeathehouse;and100,000francsforaladyand

    geobeproperlyinstructedinsiddangarenottoo

    ch.etiredofsinging,andyoutakeafancy

    tostudydiploisterssecretary.youuand,it

    sighingtosolongasyoupayforyourlessonsoutofyour

    oine,andthatyour

    apprentiada,

    forthisatiststgivehislessons

    gratis,andi,orhesthisfootagainin

    house;doyouuand,da”

    ”oh,thisistooch,”criedherne,choking,”youarehan

    despicable.”

    ”but,”ntinueddanglars,”ifindyoudidnotevenpausethere”

    ”insults”

    ”yht;letusleavethesefactsalone,andreasonolly.i

    haveerferedinyouraffairsexe

    inthesaycashbox.be

    itso.doasyoulikeptyne.

    besides,hohatthisapoliticaltrick,thatthe

    nistereseeingintheopposition,andjealousofthe

    popularsyathyiexcite,hasnotede”

    ”aprobablething”

    ”hisafalse

    telegraphipossibleforobe

    deastheys.itwasdoneonpurposefor

    iaureofit.”

    ”sir,”saidthebaronesshuly,”areyounotaan

    eloyedthereissed,thattheytalkedofgoingtola,

    thatordersandthatthisorderwouldhave

    beenputintoexecutionifhehadnotescapedbyflight,hproves

    thatheaduiltyitistake.”

    ”yes,adefoolslaugh,iohavea

    sleeplessnight,inisterssecretariestobla

    severalsheetsofpaper,bute700,000francs.”

    ”but,sir,”saidhernesuddenly,”ifallthisis,asyousay,caused

    bydebray,,doyoueandtell

    ofitan,doyouaddressthean”

    ”doiknodoioknohathe

    givesadvicedoiofollodoispeculateno;youdoall

    this,noti.”

    ”stillitseeto,thatasyouprofitbyit”

    danglarsshruggedhisshoulders.”foolishcreature,”heexclaid.

    ”enfancytheyhavetalentbecausetheyhavehree

    intrigueshoutbeialkofparisbutknohatifyouhad

    evenhiddenyularitiesfroourhusband,the

    oftheartfenerallyhusbandsseeyouwould

    thenhavebeenbutafaintitationofstofyourfriendsangthe

    enofthee,isee,andalways

    haveseen,durisixteenyears.youy,perhaps,havehidden

    athought;butnotastep,notanae,

    lybelievedyou

    haddeceived.ypretended

    ignorandevillefortto

    debray,bledbefore.thereisnotone

    treatedasthesterofthehouse,theonlytitleidesireh

    respecttoyou;thereisnotone,infact,ospeak

    ofasihavespokenofthehisday.iake

    hateful,butieridiculous,and,above

    all,iforbidyoutoruin.”

    thebaronesshadbeentolerablyposeduntilthenaofvilleforthad

    beenpronounced;butthenshebecapale,and,rising,asiftouchedby

    aspring,shestretchedoutherhandsasthoughnjuringanapparition;

    shethentookthreestepstohoughtotear

    these,of

    soodiouscalculation,odious,asallhiscalculations.de

    villefortean”

    ”ianthatdenargonne,yourfirsthusband,beihera

    philosopheorabanker,orperhapsbeingboth,aherewas

    nothingtobegotoutofakingsattoey,diedofgrieferat

    finding,afterahs,thatyouhadbeee

    six.iarutal,inotonlyallo,butboastofit;itisone

    ofthereasonsofsuccessinrcialbusiness.whydidhekill

    hielfinsteadofyoubeylifebelongs

    tobearhis

    shareoftheloss,andbee

    bankruptforthe250,000livres,anddoasallbankruptsdodisappear.

    heisagfello;butwhen

    itisnot,therearefiftyothersihan

    he.”

    dadanglarsadeaviolenteffort

    toreplytothislastattack,butshefelluponachairthinkingof

    villefort,ofthedinnersisfortunes

    akenplaherhousedurifehanged

    theusualenttoaseofsdalousdebate.

    danglarsdidnotevenlookather,thoughshedidherbesttofaint.

    heshutthebedroooorafterhihoutaddinganotherword,and

    retuedtohisapartnts;andedanglarsreveredfroer

    halffaintingndition,sheuldalstbelievethatshehadhada

    disagreeabledrea

    chapter66.trinialprojects.

    thedayfollohisse,atthehourthebankerusuallychoseto

    payavisittodadanglarsonhisohisoffice,hisupe

    didnotappear.atthisti,thatis,abouthalfpastte

    danglarsorderedhercarriage,andout.danglars,hid

    ...
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