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suddeureoffranz,afterbeingsuonedbynoirtier,hadso
adadevillefort,
leftaloneeeveryntre
earrassierobearitnolonger,shearoseahe
roosayingsheakesoinquiriesintothecauseofhis
suddendisappearance.
devillefortsnicationsonthesubjectitedand
oldher,infact,thatanexplanationhadtakenplace
betself,andthattherriage
ofvalentineandfranzlybebrokenoff.thiswas
anathingtohavetoreporttothosewhowere
aberofherfatherinlaw.she
thereforeedherself.noirtierhavingatthe
ofthediscussioackedbyasortofapoplectic
fit,theaffairedayslohis
rainofthetwo
silarsfortuneslyoccurred,evidentlyastonished
theauditors,airede
valeoerrifiedandhappy,afterhavingerad
thahefeebleoldnforthusbreakinghasingleblohe
edtonsiderasirrefragable,asked
leavetoretiretohero,ioreverherposure.
noirtierlookedtheperssioned.butinsteadofgoing
tohero,valentine,havingoncegainedherliberty,ehe
gallery,and,openingaslldoorattheendofit,foundherselfat
ohegarden.
iofallthestrashe
other,anindefiintofdreadhadtakenpossessionof
valentinesnd.sheexpeorrel
appear,paleandtreling,toforbidthesigningofthentract,like
thelairdofravensror.”ite
forhertokeherappearanaxilianhadlong
aing.hehadhalfguessed
franzquitthecetery.devillefort.hefollo.depinay,
saenter,after,andtheerhalbertand
chateaurenaud.hehadnolongeranydoubtsastothenatureofthe
nferehereforequicklytothegateinthecloverpatch,
preparedtoheartheresultoftheproceedings,andverycertainthat
valentihefirstntsheshouldbesetat
liberty.heistaken;peeringthroughthecrevicesofthewooden
partition,hesoondisveredtheyounggirl,asideallher
usualprecautionsandohebarrier.thefirstglance
iliaedto,andthe
firstadehisheartboundhdelight.
”orrel,notbeingable
tonceivesutensehappiness;”by”
”bygrandfather.oh,rrel,praylovehiorallhisgoodo
us”rrelsonthe
uldsafelyprosetodoso,forhefeltasthoughitenough
tolovehierelyasafriendorevenasafather.”buttell,
valentine,hoeanshasheused
topassthisblessedend”
valentinehepointofrelatingallthathadpassed,butshe
suddenlyreeredthatindoingsoshestrevealaterriblesecret
hersasher,andshesaid,”at
sofuturetiiellyouallaboutit.”
”buthatbe”
”yourwife.”
theionhadnoorrel,
thatheoaccedetoanythingthatvalentihoughtfitto
propose,andhelikethatapieceofintelligencesuchashe
justheardoughttoberethansuffiforoneday.
hoiseofseeingvalentine
againight.valentineprosedallthatrrelrequiredof
her,aainlyitnoobelievethatshe
shouldrryxilianthanitoassureherselfthat
sheshouldnotrryfranz.
duriioccupiedbytheinterviee
devilleforthadgoovisitnoirtier.theoldnlookedather
ed
toreceiveher.
”sir,”saidshe,”itissuperfluousfortotellyouthatvalentines
rriageisbrokenoff,sihattheaffairwas
nainediovable.”butohing
itellyou,ofthinkyouareahatis,that
ihavealarriage,andthatthentract
yorapprobation.”noirtier
regardedhisdaughterinlaandesiringan
explanation.”ne,uchdisliked,
isdooyouonanerrand.de
villefortnorvalentineuldnsistentlyuake.”noirtiers
eyesdehenatureofherssiooeyou,sir,”
ntinueddadevillefort,”astheonlyoneherightof
doingso,inaschasiaheonlyoneeivenopersonal
befrohetransa,ietoeyoutorestore,not
yourlove,forthatshehasaltorestoreyour
forturanddaughter.”
therefulexpressioninnoirtierseyes;hely
tryingtodisverthetiveofthisproceeding,andheuldnot
suayihope,sir,”saiddadevillefort,”that
youriionsacrdadeasignthatthey
did.”inthatadadevillefort,”iwillleave
youoveredptacquiesce
to.noirtieraired.
thedaynoirtiersentforthenotary;thefirsto
upandaseheuo
valentine,onnditionthatsheshouldneverbeseparatedfroiit
oiselledevillefort,theheiress
oftherquisandreran,hadregaihe
goodgracesrandfather,andthatsheatelybein
possessionofanineof300,000livres.
heproceediivetothedissolutionofthe
rriagentract.devillefort,
nteorcerf,who,inorder
tolosenotiinrespondingtodanglarse
titopayallduedefereohispositio
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