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    heruingotherinlaw.”

    ”asyouplease,sir,”saidfranz.

    ”then,”replieddevillefort,”havethekiohalfan

    hour;valentineshalledo.iwillsendfor

    deschas;hentractbeforee,

    andthiseveningdadevillefortshallayvalentioher

    estate,inaweek.”

    ”sir,”saidfranz,”ihaveonerequesttoke.”

    ”isit”

    ”iorcerfandraouldechateaurenaudtobepresentat

    thissignature;youknoynesses.”

    ”halfanhour;

    yourself,orshallyousend”

    ”iprefergoing,sir.”

    ”ishallexpectyou,then,inhalfanhour,baron,andvalentinewill

    beready.”franzbo.scarcelyhadthedoor

    closed,.devillefortsenttotellvalentiobereadyinthe

    drainhalfanhour,asheexpe.depinay

    andhisheihoutthe

    house;dadevillefortbelieveit,andvalentinewas

    thuruck.shelookedaroundforhelp,ando

    hergrandfathersroobutoairsshetdevillefort,

    andledherintothedra.ieroo

    valebarrois,andlookeddespairinglyattheoldservant.a

    ntlater,dadevillefortehedrahher

    littleedthatshehadsharedthegriefofthe

    faly,forsheigued.shesatdoookedward

    onherknees,andfroitotipressedthischild,onher

    affeostnvulsivelytoherbosotwo

    carriagesoeheurtyard.oarys;

    theother,thatoffranzandhisfriends.inantthey

    bled.valetracetheblueveins

    froerteles,roundhereyesanddoheeks.franzwasdeeply

    affeent;

    theyoresorrowful

    thandidthatedevilleforthadplaced

    herselfintheshadocurtain,andasshenstantly

    bentoverherchild,ittoreadtheexpressionofher

    face.devillefortoved.

    thenotary,afterhavingaarythed

    thepapersoable,takenhisplaanarhair,andraisedhis

    spectacles,tuedtowardsfranz:

    ”areyoufranzdequesnel,barondepinay”askedhe,althoughhe

    kneperfectly.

    ”yes,sir,”repliedfranz.thenotarybo

    you,sir,attherequestofdevillefort,thatyourprojected

    rriageoiselledevilleforthas.

    noirtiertohathedisisherentirelyof

    thefortuentoadd,”ntinued

    he,”thatthetestator,havingonlytherighttoalienateapartofhis

    fortune,andhavingalieall,thebearscrutiny,

    andisdeclarednullandvoid.”

    ”yes.”saidvillefort;”butiylifeti

    fathersypositionforbiddingany

    doubttobeeained.”

    ”sir,”saidfranz,”iregretchthatsuchaquestionhasbeenraised

    inthepresenadeisellevalentine;ihaveneverinquiredthe

    auntofherfortueditybe,exceeds

    ne.falyhassoughtioninthisalliance.de

    villefort;alliseekishappiness.”valentineierceptiblythanked

    hitearsrolleddoheeks.”besides,sir,”said

    villefort,addressiohisfuturesoninlaing

    thelossofaportionofyourhopes,thisued

    personallyindsuffitly

    explainsit.itisnotbearry

    youthatheisangry,butbecauseshearry,aunionhanyother

    thesasorrow.oldageisselfish,sir,and

    deiselledevilleforthasbeenafaithfulpaniontonoirtier,

    esthebaronessdepinay.fathers

    lanonanysubjects,he

    indfroanding,andi

    aerfevihatatthepresentti,although,heknohat

    hisgranddaughterisgoingtoberried,noirtierhasevenfotten

    thenaofhisintendedgrandson.”devilleforthadscarcelysaid

    this,hedooropened,andbarroisappeared.

    ”gentlen,”saidhe,inatorangelyfiroraservantspeakingto

    hisstersundersuncirces,”gentlen,noirtier

    devillefortdiatelytofranzdequesnel,baron

    depinay;”he,asightbenostakein

    theperson,gaveallhistitlestothebridegroolect.

    villefortstarted,dadevillefortlethersonslipfroerknees,

    valentinerose,paleandduasastatue.albertandchateaurenaud

    exorefullofazentthanthefirst.the

    notarylookedatvillefort.”itisiossible,”saidtheprocureur.”

    depinayotleavethedraatpresent.”

    ”itisatthisnt,”repliedbarroisefiress,”that

    noirtier,ster,portantsubjectstofranz

    depinay.”

    ”grandpapanoirtierspeaknohen,”saidedhhishabitual

    quiakedadevilleforteven

    sle,souation.

    astonishhinglikeasleible

    ondadevillefortsuntenance.valeinctivelyraisedher

    eyes,asiftothankheaven.

    ”praygo,valentine,”said;devillefort,”ahisnew

    fancyofyrandfathersis.”valentinerosequickly,andwas

    hasteningjoyfullyto.devillefortalteredhis

    iion.

    ”stop,”saidhe;”ihyou.”

    ”exe,iaeady

    toattendtohisyrespectsto

    hinothavihadthehonorofdoingso.”

    ”pray,sir,”saidvillefortarkeduneasiness,”donotdisturb

    yourself.”

    ”five,sir,”saidfranzinaresolutetone.”ilosethis

    opportunityofprovingtonoirtierhoto

    enuragefeelingsofdisliketo,deteronquer,

    aybe,bydevotion.”andhoutlisteningto

    villeforthearose,andfolloine,airs

    h

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