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    devillefortfollo.chateaurenaudandrcerfexgedathird

    lookofstillincreasingwonder.

    chapter75.asigatent.

    noirtier,dressedinbladinstalled

    inhisarhair.hethreepersonsheexpectedhadentered,he

    lookedatthedoor,diatelyclosed.

    ”listen,”tovalentine,ncealher

    joy;”ifnoirtiernicateanythinghwoulddelay

    ye,iforbidyoutouandhi”valentineblushed,

    butdidnotans.franz

    depinay,”saidhe;”yourequestedtoseehiwehaveallwishedfor

    thisintervieedareyour

    objearriage.”

    noirtieransadevillefortsbloodrunld.

    hetioovalentioapproaant,thankstoherhabit

    ofnversinghhergrandfather,sheuoodthatheaskedfora

    key.thenhiseyeallchestbethe

    hedraandingthat

    heed,againchedhiseyes,uedtowardanold

    secretaryanyyearsando

    ntainnothingbutuselessdots.”shalliopenthesecretary”

    askedvalentine.

    ”yes,”saidtheoldn.

    ”andthedrawers”

    ”yes.”

    ”thoseattheside”

    ”no.”

    ”theddleone”

    ”yes.”valentineopeanddreabundleofpapers.”isthat

    youwishfor”askedshe.

    ”no.”

    shetooksuccessivelyalltheotherpapersouttillthedrawerwas

    ety.”buttherearenore,”saidshe.noirtierseyewasfixedon

    thediary.”yes,iuand,grandfather,”saidtheyounggirl.

    hepoioeaan

    stoppedher.sheopened,andfoundthe.”

    ”ah,isthereasecretspring”saidvalentine.

    ”yes,”saidnoirtier.

    ”and”noirtierlookedatthedoorheservanthad

    go.”barrois”saidshe.

    ”yes.”

    ”shallicallhi

    ”yes.”

    valeience

    duringthisshisforehead,and

    franze.”barrois,”saidvalentine,

    ”grandfatherhastoldtoopenthatdrahesecretary,but

    thereisasecretspringinit,”

    barroislookedattheoldn.”obey,”saidnoirtiersintelligenteye.

    barroistoucaout,andtheysawa

    bundleofpaperstiedhablackstring.

    ”isthatyouwishfor”saidbarrois.

    ”yes.”

    ”shalligivethesepaperstodevillefort”

    ”no.”

    ”todeisellevalentine”

    ”no.”

    ”tofranzdepinay”

    ”yes.”

    franz,astonished,advaep.”to,sir”saidhe.

    ”yes.”franztooktheroarroisandcastingaglahever,

    read:

    ”tobegiven,afterdeath,togeneraldurand,hthe

    packettohisson,haninjuntopreserveitasntainingan

    iortantdot.

    ”odohthispaper”

    ”topreserveit,sealedupasitis,doubtless,”saidtheprocureur.

    ”no,”repliednoirtiereagerly.

    ”doyoutoreadit”saidvalentine.

    ”yes,”repliedtheoldn.”youuand,baron,grandfather

    oreadthispaper,”saidvalentine.

    ”theussitdopatiently,”foritake

    soti.”

    ”sitdoan.villeforttookachair,butvalentine

    reiandingbyherfathersside,andfranzbeforehiholding

    thesteriouspaperinhishand.”read,”saidtheoldn.franzuntied

    it,andiofthestprofoundsilenceread:

    ”extraeetingofthebonapartistclubinthe

    ruesaintjacques,heldfebruary5th,1815.”

    franzstopped.”february5th,1815”saidhe;”itisthedayfather

    urdered.”valentineandvillefortb;theeyeoftheoldn

    aloosayclearly,”goon.”

    ”butityfatherdisappeared.”

    noirtierseyentiosay,”read.”heresud:

    ”theundersignedlouisjacquesbeaurepaire,lieutenantlonelof

    artillery,etienneduchay,generalade,andclaudelecharpal,

    keeperofs,declare,thatohoffebruary,a

    letterarrivedfroheislandofelba,rendingtothekindnessand

    thenfidehebonapartistclub,generalflaviendequesnel,who

    havingservedtheeerorfro804.to1814obedevoted

    totheisofthenapoleondynasty,nothstandile

    ofbaronhhisestateof

    epinay.

    ”anoteogeneraldequesnel,begging

    hiobepresentattheetiday,the5th.thenoteindicated

    herthestreetnorthehehouseeetingo

    beheld;itborenosignature,butitannouhegehat

    sooneifhenineoclock.the

    etingsthattitilldnight.atnineoclock

    thepresidentoftheclubpresentedhielf;thegeneralhe

    presidentinfordhihatohenditionsofhisintrodu

    eeting,and

    thatheobebandaged,shathewould

    notendeavortotakeoffthebandage.generaldequesnelacceptedthe

    ndition,andprosedonhishonoottoseektodisvertheroad

    theytook.thegeneralscarriage

    itpossibleforhiouseit,sioblindfold

    thesteriftheaeust

    bedohen”askedthegeneral.”ihavecarriagehere,”saidthe

    president.

    ””haveyou,then,sofidenyourservantthatyou

    intrusthitoknow”

    ””ouraisaeroftheclub,”saidthepresident;”weshall

    bedrivenbyastateuncillor.”

    ””thenherrisk,”saidthegeneral,laughing,”thatofbeing

    upset.”thisjoketoprovethatthegeneralinthe

    leastpelledtoatteing,butthathecawillingly.when

    theyihegeneral

    ofhisprosetoalloadeno

    opposition.ontheroadthepresidentthoughthesaakean

    attettorevethehandkerchief,andrendedhifhisoath.”sure

    enough,”saidthegeneral.thecarriagestoppedata

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