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articlerelatingtogeneralfeand,anarticlehh,iassureyou
onhiodo”
”yes,iinsistonit,”saidalbert,i
beentofhisfeelings.
”andifirefusetoretract,youp
inae.
”yes,”repliedalbert,raisinghisvoice.
”p,”hereisansydearsir.thearticle
eievenbutyouhave,bythe
stepyouhavetaken,calledattentiontotheparagraphiion,
anditainuntilitshallbeeitherntradiedby
sooodoso.”
”sir,”saidalbert,rising,”iyselfthehonorofsending
sendstoyou,andyouthe
plaeetingandtheons.”
”certainly,dearsir.”
”andthisevening,ifyouplease,ortorrothelatest,wewill
et.”
”no,inopinion
andihavearighttodictatetheprelinaries,asitisiwhohave
reyopinioioughtnottobeyet.
iknoaofthes
oelyso;iknoarksntherewe
areaboutequal.iknohataduelbetwowouldbeaserious
affair,bebravealso.idonottherefore
yselfhoutacause.now,i
aoingtoputaquestiontoyou,andoneverychtothepurposetoo.
doyouinsistonthisretraeifidonotke
it,althoughihaverepeatedrethanonyhonor,
thatie,andalthough
istilldeclarethatitisiossibleforaynize
theuntofrcerfuhenaoffeand”
”iintaininalresolution.”
”veryydearsir;theocutthroatshyou.buti
requirethreeeishalle
andsaytoyou,theassertionisfalse,aractit,orthe
assertionistrue,diatelydraits
sheath,orthepistolsfrohecase,heveryouplease.”
”three;”theyhree
turiesallthetisufferingdishonor.”
”hadyountioreinonacabletere,ishouldhave
said,patienyene,
thereforeisay,e,sir”
”ber,atthe
expirationofthattinodelayorsubterfugeifyyouin”
”albertdercerf,”saidbeaucha,risinginhistu,”iot
throofhreehatistosay,fortyfour
daystoenorhaveyouanyrighttosplitskullopentillthat
tihaselapsed.todayisthe29thofaugust;the21stofsepteer
agreedon,andtillthat
tiarrivesanditistheadvianabouttiveyoutillthengrowo
dogsedhinsightofeachother.”oncludedhis
speech,beauchabo,and
.
albertventedhisangeronapileofneflying
allovertheofficebysviolentlyhhisstick;after
ioednot,hohoutwalkingseveral
tistothedoorofthepressrooasifhehadhalfaer.
anner
thathehadtheneheiagentsofhis
disfiture,asheorrel,who
haquickstepandabrighteye.hehe
thedireoftheporte
saintrtin,andtobegoingtoadeleine.”ah,”saidrcerf,
”theregoesahappyn”anditsohappenedalbertistakenin
hisopinion.
chapter79.thelenade.
rrel,and
heetoknohereasonofhisdoingsothathehadnot
stoppedtotakeacab,plaginfinitelyredependenhisowo
legsthanonthefsofacabhorse.hehadthereforesetoffat
afuriousratefroherueslay,andeninghrapidstrides
inthedireorreladvancedh
afirnlytread,andpoorbarroisfolloashebestght.
rrelorrelwas
deeplyinlove,andbarroishheataion.these
ten,thusopposedinageandis,reseledtsof
atriangle,presentiresofseparatioheless
possessingtheirpointofunion.thispointofunionier,and
itorrel,htherequestthatthelatter
einingtohindorrelobeyedto
theletter,tothegreatdisfitureofbarrois.onarrivingatthe
house,rrelevenoutofbreath,forlovelendsoour
desires;butbarrois,tenitolove,was
sorelyfatiguedbytheexpeditionhehadbeennstraiouse.
theoldservantintroducedrrelbyaprivateentrance,closedthedoor
ofthestudy,andsoolingofadressannouhearrivalof
valentine.shelookedrvellouslybeautifulinherdeepuingdress,
andrrelexperiencedsutensedelightingazingupohathe
feltasifheuldalsthavedispeheionofher
grandfather.buttheeasyanwasheardrolling
alongthefloor,andhesoondehisappearan.noirtier
aoekindnessandbenevolehanks
forhistilyinterventiononbehalf
ofvalentineandhielfaninterventionfrobr >
despair.rrelthencastontheinvalidaninterrogativelookastothe
ne.valentiingat
alittledistan,tidlyaontwhensheshould
beobligedtospeak.noirtierfixedhiseyesonher.”atosay
youtold”askedvalentine.noirtierdeasignthatsheodo
so.
”nsieurrrel,”saidvalentiotheyoungn,wharding
herostinteerest,”grandfather,noirtier,hada
thousandthingstosay,ethreedaysago;andnow,hehas
sentforyou,thatiyrepeattheoyou.iwillr
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