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    curtaihedeparturehehadbeeningfaveorders

    thatheshouldbeinfordassoonasdadanglarsappeared;butat

    tretued.hethencalledforhishorses,drove

    tothe

    tainedinhisstudy,unsealinghis

    dispatoresadeverynute,heaping

    figureuponfigure,andrejor

    cavalti,selfprecisely

    atthehouadthenightbefore,toternatehisbusihe

    banker.onleavingthechaer,danglars,arksof

    agitatithesitting,andbeeerthaneveragainstthe

    nistry,reenteredhisantodrivetothe

    avenuedeschaselysees,no.30.

    ntecristoe;onlyheeoneandbegged

    danglarstoontinthedra.hebankerwas

    ,thedooropened,andandressedasanabbe

    anddoubtlessrefaliareinand

    insteadoferelyboents,

    anddisappeared.aerthedoorbyhepriesthadentered

    reopened,andntee,”saidhe,”dear

    baron,butoneoffriends,theabbebusoni,youperhapssawpass

    by,hasjustarrivedinparis;nothavingseenhioralongti,i

    uldnotkeupndtoleavehiooner,soihopethiswillbe

    suffiyhavingdeyou.”

    ”nay,”saiddanglars,”itisfault;ihaveyvisitatawrong

    ti,andire.”

    ”notatall;orary,beseated;butatter

    .lancholyina

    esfortuo

    theworld.”

    ”ihavebeeninillluckforseveraldays,”saiddanglars,”andihave

    heardnothingbutbadnews.”

    ”ah,indeed”saidntecristo.”haveyouhadanotherfallatthe

    bourse”

    ”no;iaafeforafeonlyannoyedabouta

    bankruptoftrieste.”

    ”reallydoesithappentobejaponfredi”

    ”exaagineanefori

    dontknoountof800,000or900,000francsduring

    theyear.akeordelayafelloe.

    e,andnoyfinejapo

    nfredisuspendspaynt”

    ”really”

    ”itisanunheardoffatality.idrafor600,000.francs,

    billsareretuedunpaid,ahanthat,iholdbillsof

    exgesignedbyhiothevalueof400,000.francs,payableathis

    rresposinparisattheendofthisnth.todayisthe30th.

    ipreserrespohasdisappeared.this,y

    spanishaffairs,deaprettyendtothenth.”

    ”thenyoureallylostbythataffairinspain”

    ”yes;only700,000franyore”

    ”istakesuoldstager”

    ”oh,itisalleddoncarloshadretuedto

    spain;shebelievesiisgisshesays,andwhenshe

    dreaathingitissuretohappen,sheassures.onthisnvi

    ialloospeculate,shehavingherbankaockbroker;she

    speculatedandlost.itistrueshespeculatesoney,not

    heless,youderstandthatsleave

    theeanto

    sayyouhavenotheardofthisadeatrendous

    noise.”

    ”yes,ihearditspokenof,butididnotkails,andthenno

    oheaffairsinthebourse.”

    ”thenyoudonotspeculate”

    ”ihouchtroublein

    regulatingineishouldbeobliged,besidessteokeep

    aclerkandaboy.buttougthesespanishaffairs,ithinkthatthe

    baronessdidnotdreaheatter.thepapers

    saidsothingaboutit,didtheynot”

    ”thenyoubelievethepapers”

    ”inottheleastintheessager

    iontotherule,andthatitonlyannouelegraphic

    despatches.”

    ”hatse,”replieddanglars;”thenehe

    retuofdoncarlosbytelegraph.”

    ”sothat,”saidntecristo,”youhavelostnearly1,700,000francs

    thisnth.”

    ”notnearly,ihatisexactlyloss.”

    ”diable,”saidntecristopassionately,”itisahardblowfora

    thirdratefortune.”

    ”thirdrate,”saiddanglars,ratherhule,”eanbythat”

    ”akethreeassortntsin

    fortunefirstrate,sendrate,andthirdratefortunes.icallthose

    firstrateposedoftreasuresonepossessesunderones

    hand,sues,lands,andfundedproperty,insuchstatesas

    fran

    atotalofaboutahundredllions;icallthosesendratefortunes,

    thataregainedbynufacturierprises,jointstoies,

    viceroyalties,andprincipalities,notdraorethan1,500,000

    franillions;finally,

    icallthosethirdratefortunes,posedofafluctuating

    capital,depeuponthehers,oruponcesh

    abankruptshakes,suchasbanks,

    speculationsofthedayinfact,alloperationsuheinfluencereaterorlesssces,theitious

    illions.ithinkthisisaboutyourposition,

    isitnot”

    ”nfoundit,yes”replieddanglars.

    ”theresult,then,ofsixresuthsasthisoreduce

    thethirdratehousetodespair.”

    ”oh,”saiddanglars,beingverypale,howyouarerunningon”

    ”letusiginesevensuontee

    toell,haveyoueverthoughtthatseventis1,700,000francs

    kenearlytillionsno,youhavenot;,

    forifyouindulgedinsuchrefles,youwouldneverriskyour

    principal,othespeculatortheskinistocivilized

    n.eresplendidthahisisour

    eway,on

    retiringfrousiness,youhavenothingbutyourrealprincipalof

    aboutfiveorsixllions,atthest;forthirdratefortunesare

    hanafourthofotive

    onarailaghes

    ...
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