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    key,doublelockshisffer,andsterandreaolive

    likethesonsofaparisianfaly,byshufflingcardsorrattlingthe

    dice.”

    ”ah,thatboyebavarianorperuvianprincess;hewill

    une.”

    ”no;thesegrandlordsohersideofthealpsfrequentlyrry

    intoplainfalies;likejupiter,theyliketocrosstherace.butdo

    youarryandrea,deardanglars,thatyouareaskingso

    ions”

    ”foi,”saiddanglars,”itbeabadspeculation,ifancy,

    andyouknoaspeculator.”

    ”youarenotthinkingofdeiselledanglars,ihope;you

    likepooraohavehisthroatcutbyalbert”

    ”albert,”repeateddanglars,shrugginghisshoulders;”ah,well;he

    tleaboutit,ithink.”

    ”butheisbetrothedthter,ibelieve”

    ”arriage,butda

    dercerfandalbert”

    ”youdonotantosaythatitatch”

    ”indeed,iigihatdeiselledanglarsisasgoodasde

    rcerf.”

    ”deiselledanglarsfortune,nodoubt,especiallyif

    thetelegraphshouldnotkeaakes.”

    ”oh,idonotanherfortuneonly;buttell”

    ””

    ”edercerftoyourdinner”

    ”ididso,butheexadadercerfbeing

    obligedtogotodieppeforthebeofseaair.”

    ”yes,yes,”saiddanglars,laughing,”itdealood.”

    ”whyso”

    ”becauseitistheairshealontecristo

    tooknonotiark.

    ”butstill,ifalbertbenotsorichasdeiselledanglars,”saidthe

    unt,”youstalloe”

    ”sohehas;butilikeneaswell.”

    ”eispopular,anddoeshonortothetitletheyhave

    adoedith;butyouaretoointelligentnottoknohatag

    toaprejudilyrootedtobeexternated,anobilityh

    datesbackfiveturiesisorethanohatlyre

    tyyears.”

    ”andforthisveryreason,”saiddanglarsile,hhe

    triedtokesardonic,”ipreferandreacavaltitoalbertde

    rcerf.”

    ”still,ishouldnotthinkthercerfsothecavalti”

    ”theranof

    the”

    ”ithinkso.”

    ”andyouuandheraldry”

    ”alittle.”

    ”yatofar,itisorethanrcerfs.”

    ”whyso”

    ”benotabaronbybirth,realnais,atleast,

    danglars.”

    ”hen”

    ”eisnotrcerf.”

    ”hoorcerf”

    ”nottheleastintheworld.”

    ”goon.”

    ”ihavebeendeabaron,sothatiaadehielfa

    unt,sothatheisnotoall.”

    ”iossible”

    ”listendearunt;dery

    acquaintance,durithirtyyears.youkhe

    stofar,thoughineverfin.”

    ”aproofofgreathulityreatpride,”saidntecristo.

    ”an.”

    ”andthenhealled”

    ”feand.”

    ”onlyfeand”

    ”feandndego.”

    ”youaresure”

    ”pardieu,ihaveboughtenoughfishofhioknoe.”

    ”then,”

    ”becausefeandanddanglars,beingbothparvenus,bothhavingbee

    hrich,areaboutequalinh,exceptingthattherehave

    beenthate.”

    ””

    ”oh,nothing”

    ”ah,yes;ereethingaboutthenaof

    feandndego.ihaveheardthatnaingreece.”

    ”innjunhtheaffairsofalipasha”

    ”exactlyso.”

    ”thisisthestery,”saiddanglars.”iaowledgeiwouldhavegiven

    anythingtofinditout.”

    ”ituch”

    ”howso”

    ”probablyyouhavesorrespoingreece”

    ”ishouldthinkso.”

    ”atyanina”

    ”everywhere.”

    ”was

    playedbyafrenadfeandndegoiastropheofali

    tepelini.”

    ”yht,”exclaiddanglars,risingquickly,”ie

    today.”

    ”doso.”

    ”iwill.”

    ”andifyoushouldhearofanythingverysdalous”

    ”inicateittoyou.”

    ”youe.”danglarsrushedoutoftherooaone

    leapintohisupe.

    chapter67.attheofficeofthekingsattoey.

    letusleavethebankerdrivinghishorsesattheirfullestspeed,and

    folloedanglarsinheringexcursion.hatat

    halfpasttedanglarshadorderedherhorses,andhad

    lefthointhecarriage.shedirectedherursetohefaub

    saintgerin,azarine,andstoppedatthepassage

    dupontneuf.shedesded,andthroughthepassage.shewasvery

    plainlydressed,asanoftastewalkingin

    theing.attherueguenegaudshecalledacab,anddirectedthe

    drivertogototheruedeharlay.assoonassheedinthe

    vehicle,shedreherpocketaverythickblackveil,hshe

    tiedora.shethenreplacedthebon,andsaw

    irror,thatherplexionand

    brillianteyeshepontneufand

    eheruedeharlaybytheplacedauphihedriveraidas

    thedooropened,andsteppinglightlyupthestairsdadanglarssoon

    reachedthesalledespasperdus.

    thereoing,andnybusinesslike

    personsatthepalais;businesslikepersonspayverylittleattention

    toen,anddadanglarscrossedthehallhoutexgany

    reattentionthananyotherancallinguponherlaherewas

    agreatpressofpeopleindevillefortsantechaer,butda

    danglarshadheinstantshe

    appearedthedoorkeeperrose,catoher,andaskedherhershe

    theproent;and

    onheraffirtiveansedherbyaprivate

    passagetodevillefortsoffice.thegistrateedinan

    arhair,oveas

    hehearditopen,andthedoorkeeperpronouhewords,”walkin,

    da,”andthenreansfootsteps

    ceased,thaartedup,drehebolts,closedthecurtains,and

    exanedeveryeroftheroothen,whenhehad

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