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    finisho.bravo,bravi,brava”thebankerhusiasti

    hisapplause.

    ”indeed,”saidalbert,”itisexquisite;itisiossibletouand

    thesifhisuntrybetterthanprincecavaltidoes.yousaid

    prince,didyounotbutheeasilybeeone,ifheisnot

    already;itisnounnthinginitaly.buttoretutotheg

    sisyoushouldgiveusatreat,danglars,

    thereisastranger.asktheosingoneresong;itissodelightful

    tohearsithedistance,usisareurainedby

    observation.”

    danglarsansindiffereook

    ntecristoaside.”doyouthinkofourlover”saidhe.

    ”heappearsol.but,thenyourwiven.”

    ”yes,doubtlessihaveprosedtogivedaughtertoanwholoves

    her,butnottoohere,ldasrbleand

    proudlikehisfather.ifheisfortune,

    thatghtbepardoned.foi,ihaventnsulteddaughter;butif

    shehasgoodtaste”

    ”oh,”saidnteyfondnessyblind,butiassureyou

    insiderraner

    happyandountofdistin,

    andhisfatherspositionisgood.”

    ”he”saiddanglars.

    ””

    ”thepastthatobscurityo.”

    ”butthatdoesnotaffecttheson.”

    ”verytrue.”

    ”noonthnohatyou

    havebeenthinkingofthisrriage,andyoustseethatitthrows

    soresponsibilityon,forityhouseyoutthisyoung

    cavalti,idonotreallyknoall.”

    ”butido.”

    ”haveyoudeinquiry”

    ”isthereahatdoesnothisappearanand

    heisveryrich.”

    ”iaotsosureofthat.”

    ”ayousaidhehadney.”

    ”fiftythousandlivresaretrifle.”

    ”heised.”

    ”he”saidntecristoinhistu.

    ”heisasi.”

    ”soareallitalians.”

    ”e,unt,youdonotdothatyoungnjustice.”

    ”he

    rthroselfi

    laughing.”apuritanyouare”saidhe;”thathappenseveryday.”

    ”butyouotbreakitoffinthisorcerfsaredependingon

    thisunion.”

    ”indeed.”

    ”positively.”

    ”thehexplaintheelves;youshouldgivethefatherahint,

    youaresointiteily.”

    ”ihedevildidyoufindoutthat”

    ”attheirball;itenough.theuhe

    proudrcedes,thedisdainfulcatalane,arcelyopenherlips

    toheroldesta,leadyouintothegarden,

    intotheprivateainthereforhalfanhour”

    ”ah,baron,baron,”saidalbert,”youarenotlistening

    inagaloniaclikeyou”

    ”oh,donte,sircker,”saiddanglars;thentuingto

    theunthesaid,”butaketospeaktothefather”

    ”willingly,ifyou.”

    ”butletitbedoneexpliandsdaughter

    lethiixthedaydeclarehisnditions;inshort,letuseither

    uandeaoredelay.”

    ”yes,sir,iyattentiontothesubject.”

    ”idonotsaythatiahpleasurehisdecision,butidoa

    it.aba,youknoise.”anddanglars

    sighedascavaltihaddonehalfanhourbefore.”bravi,bravo,

    brava”etoan

    end.danglarsbegantolooksuspiore

    and.”ishallsoou,”saidthebanker

    tohingtosay

    toyou.”a.

    thebaroookadvantageofherhusbandsabseopushopenthe

    doorhtersstudy,andaingbefore

    thepianooiselleeugearteduplikeajathebox.

    albertboiletodeiselledanglars,appear

    intheleastdisturbed,auedhisbohherusualolness.

    cavaltibarrassed;heboorcerf,whoreplied

    ostiertilookpossible.thelauin

    praiseofdeiselledanglarsvoidonhisregret,after

    hehadjustheard,thathehadbeenuobepresenttheprevious

    evening.ontecristo.

    ”e,”saiddadanglars,”leavesidplints,aus

    goandtaketea.”

    ”e,louise,”saiddeiselledanglarstoherfriend.theypassed

    intothedra,eaastheywere

    beginning,intheenglishfashion,toleavethespoonsintheircups,

    thedainopenedanddanglarsentered,visiblyagitated.nte

    cristoobserveditparticularly,andbyalookaskedthebankerfor

    anexplanation.”ihavejustreceivedurierfroreece,”said

    danglars.

    ”ah,yes,”saidtheunt;”thathereasonofyourrunningaway

    fros.”

    ”yes.”

    ”hoostsprightlytone.

    danglarscastanothersuspiciouslooktohoutanswering,and

    ntecristotuedaoheexpressionofpityh

    passedoverhisfeatures,butont.”weshallgo

    together,shall”saidalberttotheunt.

    ”ifyoulike,”repliedthelatter.albertuldnotuand

    thebankerslook,andtuingtontecristo,oodit

    perfectly,”didyousee,”saidhe,”hoe”

    ”yes,”saidtheunt;”butdidyouthinktherehingparticular

    inhislook”

    ”indeed,idid;andeanbyhisnegreece”

    ”hoellyou”

    ”beonte

    iledsignifitly.

    ”stop,”saidalbert,”herehees.ishallplintdeiselle

    danglarsonhercao,hefathertalkstoyou.”

    ”ifyoupliall,letitbeonhervoice,atleast,”said

    ntecristo.

    ”no,everyo.”

    ”dearvisunt,youaredreadfullyierti.”albertadvanced

    toiling.anonte

    cristosear,”youradvice,”saidhe;”thereisawhole

    historyedesfeandandyanina.”

    ”indeed”saidntecristo.

    ”yes,ian;iotendure

    hispresence.”

    ”heisgoinge.shallisehertoyou”

    ”iediately.”

    ”veryadeasigntoalbertand

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