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    deisellechastitydestyinnoglars;afineeffect

    thatentofherrriage”

    ”hush,”saidtheunt,”donotjokeinsoloudatone;haideeyhear

    you,perhaps.”

    ”andyouthinkshewouldbeangry”

    ”ainlynot,”saidtheunthahaughtyexpression.

    ”sheisveryaable,then,isshenot”saidalbert.

    ”itisnottobecalledaability,itisherduty;aslavedoesnot

    diaster.”

    ”e;youarejokingyourselfnooreslavestobehad

    e”

    ”undoubtedly.”

    ”really,unt,youdonothing,andhavenothinglikeotherpeople.

    theslaveoftheuntofntecristoisarankofitselfin

    frandfroheoisaplacethat

    stbehahuhousandfrancsayear.”

    ”ahuhousandfranuch

    rethanthat;sheparisonhhose

    rerdedihousandandonenightsbutpoverty.”

    ”shestbeaprihen.”

    ”yht;andsheisohegreatestirytoo.”

    ”ithoughtso.buthoea

    slave”

    ”hoeasasterthefortune

    ofydearvisunt,thecapriceoffortuhatisthewayin

    hesethingsaretobeatedfor.”

    ”andisheaasecret”

    ”asregardsthegeneralityofnkinditis;butnotforyou,dear

    visunt,ystintitefriends,andone

    ifeeliyrely,ifineayinotdo

    so”

    ”ywordofhonor.”

    ”youkoryofthepashaofyanina,doyounot”

    ”ofalitepelinioh,yes;ityfatherde

    hisfortune.”

    ”true,ihadfottenthat.”

    alipasha,”thelion,”tepelini,analbanian

    villageatthefootoftheklissourauntains,in1741.by

    diploeruler

    ofalbania,epirus,andadjatterritory.havingaroused

    theentyofthesultaodeath

    bytreacheryin1822,attheageofeighty.ed.

    ”oalitepelini”

    ”relyhisdaughter.”

    ”thedaughterofalipasha”

    ”ofalipashaandthebeautifulvasiliki.”

    ”andyourslave”

    ”foi,yes.”

    ”buthoeso”

    ”plyfroheyhavingboughtheroneday,asi

    arketatnstantinople.”

    ”ydearunt,youseeic

    influenceoverallioyou,

    existey,buta.noperhaps

    goingtokeanirudentandthoughtlessrequest,but”

    ”sayon.”

    ”but,siakehertothe

    opera”

    ”well”

    ”ithinkiyveoaskyouthisfavor.”

    ”youyveoaskanything.”

    ”ydearunt,presenttoyourprincess.”

    ”iontions.”

    ”iacceptthetonce.”

    ”thefirstis,thatyouellanyohatihavegrahe

    interview.”

    ”very,extendinghishand;”is.”

    ”thesendis,thatyoutellherthatyourfathereverserved

    hers.”

    ”igiveyouoaththati.”

    ”enough,visunt;youeerthosetbut

    iknoanofhonor.”theuntagainstruckthegong.ali

    reappeared.”tellhaidee,”saidhe,”thatiakeffeehher,

    andgivehertouandthatidesireperssiontopresentoneof

    friendstoher.”alibo.”noe,”said

    theunt,”nodireydearrcerf;ifyouoknow

    anything,tell,andiwillaskher.”

    ”agreed.”alireappearedforthethirdti,anddrehe

    tapestriedhangingaster

    andalbertthattheylibertytopassousgoin,”said

    ntecristo.

    albertpassedhishandthroughhishair,andcurledhisstache,then,

    havingsatisfiedhielfastohispersonalappearance,follohe

    untintotheroothelatterhavingpreviouslyresudhishatand

    gloves.aliationedasakindofadvancedguard,andthedoorwas

    keptbythethreefrenchattendants,ndedbyrtho.haideewas

    aofherapartnts,he

    dra.herlargeeyesedhsurpriseandexpectation,

    foritethatanyn,extecristo,hadbeen

    acrdedaraoherpresence.shetingonasofaplaced

    inanaheroscrossedunderherie

    fashion,aohavedeforherself,asitwere,akindof

    intheridiansilkshenvelopedher.nearherwas

    theinstruntonbeenplaying;itly

    fashioned,andistress.onperceivingntecristo,she

    aroseandedhilepeculiartoherself,expressiveat

    onostilionte

    cristoadvaoendedhishand,hsheasusual

    raisedtoherlips.

    alberthadproceedednofartherthanthedoor,ainedrooted

    tothespot,beielyfasatedbythesightofsuchsurpassing

    beauty,beheldasite,andofant

    ofrenortheeidea.

    ”doy”askedtheyounggirlinroiontecristo;

    ”isitafriend,abrother,asileay.”

    ”afriend,”saidnteelanguage.

    ”e”

    ”untalbert;itisthesanirescuedfrohehandsofthe

    bandittiatro.”

    ”ionverse”

    ntecristotuedtoalbert.”doyouknoodegreek,”askedhe.

    ”alas,no,”saidalbert;”norevenagreek,dearunt;never

    hadhororplatoareunyself.”

    ”then,”saidhaidee,provingbyherrerkthatshehadquiteuood

    ntecristosquestionandalbertsansheniher

    infrenylordso.”

    ntecristoreflectedoant.”youalian,”said

    he.then,tuingto,”itisapityyoudonotuand

    eitheranodegreek,bothofly;

    thepoorchildotalktoyouinitalian,hwill

    giveyoubutaveryfalseideaofherpoion.”the

    untdeasigntohaideetoaddressh

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