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    栗子網  www.lizi.tw台灣小說網  www.192.tw栗子小說    m.lizi.twninsociety,donnedhis

    uniforflieutenantgeneral,entedhallhiscrosses,

    andthusattired,orderedhisfihorsesanddrovetotheruedela

    chaussedantin.

    danglarsonthlyats,anditthe

    stfavorablentforfindinghinhisbesthur.atthefirst

    sightofhisoldfriend,danglarsassudhisjesticair,aled

    hielfinhiseasyal,

    acstedthebankerinanaffableandslingnner,and,feelingsure

    thattheovertureheake

    neanoeuvresiogainhisend,

    butatoraighttothepoint.

    ”atlast;sotihaselapsedsince

    ourplansed,andtheyareexecuted.”rcerfpausedat

    theselyingtillthecloudshouldhavedispersedh

    hadgatheredoributedtohis

    sile,orary,tohisgreatsurprise,itgrewdarkerand

    darker.”toonsieur”saiddanglars;asifhewere

    tryinginvaintoguessatthepossibleaningofthegeneralswords.

    ”ah,”saidrs,dearsir,

    andyouindthattheitted.

    foi,ibegyourpardon,butasihavebutoneson,anditisthe

    firsttiihaveeverthoughthiiatillserving

    apprentiorcerfha

    forakingalo.danglars,said:”baron,

    ihavethehonorofaskingofyouthehandofdeiselleeugenie

    danglarsforsoealbertdercerf.”

    butdanglars,insteadofreanner

    orcerfhadexpected,knithisbrohoutinvitingthe

    unt,onsieur,it

    oreflectbefiveyouananswer.”

    ”torefleoreaonished;”haveyounothad

    enoughtiforrefleduringtheeightyearshhaveelapsed

    sihisrriagediscussedbetweenus”

    ”unt,”saidthebahingsarenstantlyintheworld

    toinduostestablishedopinions,orat

    alleventstoodelthegtothegeof

    circes,ayhaveplacedaffairsinatotallydifferent

    lighttothatin.”

    ”idonotuandyou,baron,”saidrcerf.

    ”eantosayisthis,sir,thatdurifht

    unforeseencirceshaveoccurred”

    ”excuse,”saidrcerf,”butisitaplaying”

    ”aplay”

    ”yes,foritislikeone;prayletuseretothepoint,and

    endeavorthhlytouandeachother.”

    ”thatisquitedesire.”

    ”youhaveseeecristohaveyounot”

    ”iseehieryoften,”saiddanglars,draselfup;”heisa

    partiine.”

    ”eions,yousaidthati

    appearedtobefetfulandirresolutehisrriage,did

    younot”

    ”ididsayso.”

    ”,provingatoiaeallyhertheonenor

    theother,byeingyoutokeepyourproseonthatsre.”

    danglarsdidnotansind,”added

    ryrequestthatyouyhavethe

    pleasureofseeinghuled”danglars,seeingthatifhentinued

    theioniohewhole

    thingghttuouttohisoorcerf,and

    said:”unt,youstdoubtlessbesurprisedatreserve,andi

    assureyouitstsao,

    believeperativeyhasiosedthepainful

    taskupon.”

    ”theseareallsoyydearsir,”saidrcerf:”they

    ghtsatisfyaedercerfdoesnotrank

    inthatlist;andaoanother,re

    hisplightedanfailstoredeehepledge,hehasat

    leastarighttoexaagoodreasonforsodoing.”danglars

    didnotoappearso;hethetone

    ed.”iaoty

    nduct,”repliedthebanker.

    ”eantosay”

    ”iantosaythatihaveagoodreason,butthatitisdifficultto

    explain.”

    ”youstbeapossibleforto

    uandtivesbeforetheyareexplaio;butohingat

    leastisclear,y

    faly.”

    ”no,sir,”saiddanglars;”irelysuspenddecision,thatisall.”

    ”anddoyoureallyflatteryourselfthatishallyieldtoallyour

    caprices,andquietlyandhulyaeofagainbeingreceived

    intoodgraces”

    ”then,unt,ifyouustlookupontheseprojects

    asiftheyhadneverbeeaiheuntbithislipstillthe

    bloodalststarted,topreventtheebullitionofangerhhisproud

    andirritableteerscarcelyallotorestrain;uanding,

    hohatinthepresentstateofthingsthelaughidedly

    beagainsthihetuedfrohedoor,tohhehadbeen

    direghissteps,andagainnfrohebanker.acloudsettled

    onhisbroyanduneasiness,insteadofthe

    expressionofoffendedprideydear

    danglars,”saidrcerf,”anyyears,and

    nsequentlyakesoallohersfailings.

    youoeanexplanation,andreallyitisbutfairthatishouldknow

    stanysonofyourfavor.”

    ”itisfroopersonalillfeelingtohevisunt,thatisalli

    annerassoon

    asheperceivedthatrcerfeddown.”and

    todoyoubearthispersonalillfeeling,then”saidrcerf,

    tuingpalehaheexpressionoftheuntsfacehadnot

    reinedunperalookofgreater

    assuranay,perhaps,bebettersatisfied

    thatishouldnotgofartherintoparticulars.”

    atrerofsuppressedrageshooktheeoftheunt,and

    kingaviolenteffortoverhielf,hesaid:”ihavearightto

    insistonyivinganexplanation.isitdadercerfwho

    hasdispleasedyouisitfortu

    beyours”

    ”nothingofthekind,sir,”replieddanglars:”ifsuchhadbeenthe

    case,ionly

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