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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twtheoldservant.”barrois,”saidvalentine,”shutthedoor,a

    nooneein.”shepassedfirst.noirtier,seatedinhischair,and

    listeningtoeverysound,gthedoor;hesaine,and

    hiseyebrightehereethinggraveandsoleintheapproach

    oftheyounggirlan,aelyhisbright

    eyebegantointerrogate.”deargrandfather.”saidshehurriedly,”you

    knoaadiedanhoursindnohe

    you.”hisexpressiveeyesevihegreatesttendeess.”to

    youalohen,yinfidesorroyhopes”theparalytic

    tioned”yes.”valentiookxilianshand.”lookattentively,

    then,atthisgeheoldnfixedhisscrutinizinggazeh

    slightastonishntonrrel.”itisxilianrrel,”said

    she;”thesonofthatgoodrarseilles,youdoubtless

    rellect.”

    ”yes,”saidtheoldn.”hebringsanirreproachablena,h

    xilianislikelytorenderglorious,sihirtyyearsofagehe

    isaansignified

    thatherellectedhi”ine,kneeling

    beforehiandpointingtoxilian,”ilovehiandwillbeonly

    his;pelledtorryanother,iyself.”

    theeyesoftheparalytiultuousthoughts.

    ”youlikexilianrrel,doyounot,grandpapa”askedvalentine.

    ”yes.”

    ”andyouy

    father”noirtiercastanintelligentglarrel,asiftosay,

    ”perhapsiy.”xiliaoodhi

    ”deiselle,”saidhe,”youhaveasacreddutytofulfilinyour

    de,ethehonorofafew

    nutesion.noirtier”

    ”thatisit,”saidtheoldhenhelookedanxiouslyat

    valentine.

    ”doyoufearheuand”

    ”yes.”

    ”oh,enspokenofyou,thatheknolyhoalk

    toyou.”thentuingtoxiliahough

    shadedbysorrohingiknow,”saidshe.

    valentinearose,plaorrel,requestedbarroisnot

    toadtanyone,andhavingtenderlyeracedhergrandfather,and

    sorroorrel,sheaonoirtier

    thatheorrel

    tookthediepaper,andplacedthellona

    tablehere.

    ”butfirst,”saidrrel,”alloe,sir,totellyou,houch

    ilovedeisellevalentine,andydesignsrespegher.”

    noirtierdeasignthatheen.

    itposingsighttoan,apparentlyare

    uselessburdehesoleprotector,support,andadviserofthe

    loversarkably

    nobleandaustereexpressionstruckrrel,oryh

    treling.herelatedthennerineacquaintedh

    valentine,andhohatvalentine,inhersolitude

    andhersfortune,hadacceptedtheofferofhisdevotioold

    hiisbirth,hisposition,hisfortune,ahanonce,whenhe

    nsultedthelookoftheparalytic,thatlookansisgood,

    proceed.”

    ”andnoorrel,hefirstpartofhis

    reyhopes,yiinforou

    ofiions”

    ”yes,”sigheoldn.

    ”thision;acabrioletingatthegate,in

    ysistershouse,torry

    her,andto.devillefortspardon.”

    ”no,”saidnoirtier.

    ”ustnotdoso”

    ”no.”

    ”youdonotsanourproject”

    ”no.”

    ”thereisanotheransinterrogativeeye

    said,””

    ”iilian,”i.franzdepinayi

    aappytobeabletontionthisindeiselledevilleforts

    absento

    challenge.”noirtierslookntiointerrogate.”youo

    knoiwilldo”

    ”yes.”

    ”i,asitoldyou.ithetiese

    todeisellevalentine;ifhebeasensiblen,heby

    renoungofhisohehandofhisbetrothed,andure

    friendship,andloveuntildeath;ifherefuse,eitherthrough

    iorridithathewould

    before,andwillhaveno

    ivehiveryadvantage,andishall

    killhiorhee;ifiaictorious,hearry

    valentine,andifidie,iaerysurevalentinearryhi”

    noirtierched,hindescribablepleasure,thisnobleandsincere

    untenanenthistoereded,

    addingbytheexpressionofhisfiuresallthatladdsto

    asoundandfaithfuldraorrelhadfinished,heshut

    hiseyesseveraltis,annerofsaying”no.”

    ”no”saidrrel;”youdisapproveofthissendproject,asyoudidof

    thefirst”

    ”ido,”sigheoldn.

    ”butustbedone”askedrrel.”dadesaintrans

    lastrequestarriageghtnotbedelayed;stilet

    thingstaketheirurse”noirtierdidnotve.”iuand,”said

    rrel;”iao.”

    ”yes.”

    ”butdelayyruinourplan,sir,”repliedtheyoungn.”alone,

    valentinehasnopopelledtosubt.iaere

    alstraculously,andscarcelyhopefoodanopportunityto

    ain.believe,thereareonlytheto

    you;fivevanity,andtellhorize

    deisellevalentiointrustherselftohonor”

    ”no.”

    ”doyoupreferishouldseekdepinay”

    ”no.”

    ”edrrel.

    ”no.”

    ”froou”

    ”yes.”

    ”youthhlyuand,sirpardoneageess,forlife

    dependsonyouransefroou”

    ”yes.”

    ”youaresureofit”

    ”yes.”thereuchfiressinthelookhisanswer,

    nooneuld,atanyrate,doubthisheydidhispower.”oh,

    thankyouathousandtisbuthoiracleshouldrestore

    yourspeeovent,hoothat

    arrriage”aslelitup

    theoldnsface,astrangesleoftheeyesinaparalyzedface.

    ”thenistan.

    ”yes.”

    ”butthentract”thesasleretu

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