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    doctortuedpale.”doctor,everysonofanisbotosufferandto

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    forieosharethisdreadfulsecret

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    ”thenyouabandon,doctor”

    ”yes,forifolloher,andionlystopatthefootof

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    ”ieyou,doctor”

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    follo.devillefort.theterrifiedservaairs

    andinthepassagehedoctorwouldpass.”sir,”saiddavrigny

    tovillefort,soloudthatallghthear,”poorbarroishasledtoo

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    inspiteoftheetioatthesightofthesetears,helooked

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    ”ithinknot,sir,”repliedcavalti;”initalythenobility

    generallyrryyoung.lifeissouain,thattosecure

    happinessishinourreach.”

    ”aseyourproposals,ehonor,

    areacceptedbyshalltheprelinary

    arrasbesettledsoiortaiationshould,ithink,be

    nductedbytherespectivefathersoftheyoungpeople.”

    ”sir,fatherisanofgreatfhtandprudehinkingthat

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    ”i,”saiddanglars,”havealydaughter500,000

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    ”allhenbeeasilyarrahebaronessandherdaughter

    arendanannuityof175,000livres.supposing,

    also,ishouldpersuadetherquistogivecapital,his

    notlikely,butstillispossible,hesethree

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