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t.”
”inevergiverethanfourpert,andgenerallyonlythreeanda
half;buttosoninlahe
profit.”
”verygood,fatherinlai,yieldingtohislowbo
nature,etisthroughthearistocraticglossh
selfiediately,hesaid,
”exakesalstd,reality
do”
”but,”saiddanglars,,didnotperceivehowsoon
theion,firstdisied,uingtoa
busiransa,”thereis,doubtless,apartofyourfortuneyour
fatheruldnotrefuseyou”
”an.
”thatyouifroourther.”
”truly,froyther,leonorarsinari.”
”houchyitauntto”
”indeed,sir,”saidandrea,”iassureyouihavenevergiventhesubject
athought,butisupposeitsthavebeeillions.”
danglarsfeltaschovereiser
treasure,orastheshiparinerselfonsolid
groundinsteadofintheabyssup.
”well,sir,”saidandrea,boayi
hope”
”youynotonlyhope,”saiddanglars,”butasettled
thing,ifnoobstaclearisesonyourpart.”
”iaindeed,rejoiced,”saidandrea.
”but,”saiddanglarsthoughtfully,”ho.
denteakehisproposalforyou”andreablushed
ierceptibly.”ihavejustlefttheunt,sir,”saidhe;”heis,
doubtless,adelightfulnbutinnceivablypeculiarinhisideas.he
esteehighly.heeventoldhehadnottheslightestdoubt
thatfatherethey
property.hehasprosedtousehisinflue
healsodeselftheresponsibility
ofkingproposalsforanother,andhe,however,do
hihejustieifeverhehadregrettedthe
repugnatosuchastepithisoccasion,becausehe
thoughttheprojectedunionableone.besides,
ifhehingofficially,heionsyou
proposetohiandnoostg
sles,”havingfialkingtothefatherinlaustaddress
selftothebanker.”
”andayyouhavetosaytohisaiddanglars,laughinginhis
tu.
”thatthedayaftertorroodra
fourthousandfrancs;buttheunt,expegbachelorsrevenue
uldnotsuffionthsoutlay,hasofferedadraft
fortythousandfrancs.itbearshissignature,asyousee,his
allsuffit.”
”bringallionsuchasthat,”saiddanglars,”ishallbewell
pleased,”puttingthedraftinhispocket.”fixyourownhourfor
torroycashiershallcallonyouhacheckfhty
thousandfrancs.”
”attenoingintotheuntrytorrow.”
”verytenoclock;youarestillatthehoteldesprinces”
”yes.”
thefollooing,hthebankersusualpunctuality,theeighty
thousandfranshandsashehe
pointofstarting,afterhavisforcaderousse.
hey,auedas
lateaspossibleintheevening.butscarcelyhadhesteppedoutofhis
carriageethiaparhishand.”sir,”said
he,”thatnhasbeenhere.”
”an”saidandreahe
buttooed.
”hioyourexcellencypaysthatlittleannuity.”
”oh,”saidandrea,”fathersoldservant.thetwo
hundredfran”
”yes,yourexcellency.”andreahadexpressedaobethus
addressed.”but,”ntiheporter,”he.”andrea
tuedpale,butasitperceptible.”
he”saidheotion.
”no,heyone
out,andaftersodisputehebelievedandgavethisletter,
alreadysealed.”
”giveit,”saidandrea,andhereadbythelightofhis
carriagela,”youknoorrooingat
nineoclock.”
andreaexacarefully,toascertainiftheletterhadbeen
opened,orifanyindiscreeteyeshadseenitss;butitwas
socarefullyfolded,thatnooneuldhavereadit,andthesealwas
perfect.”veryan,heisahycreature.”
helefttheportertopoheseostto
adre,thesterortheservant.”takeoutthehorsesquickly,and
eupto,”saidaohisgroointan
hadreaandbutcaderoussesletter.theservaered
justashehadfinished.”youareaboutheight,pierre,”saidhe.
”ihavethathonor,yourexcellency.”
”youhadaneerday”
”yes,sir.”
”ihaveanehaprettylittlegirlforthisevening,anddo
noteyourliverytilltorroaysleep,
perhaps,ataninn.”pierreobeyed.fiveer,andrealeftthe
hotel,pletelydisguised,tookacabriolet,andorderedthedriverto
takehiotheoithat
innashehadleftthehoteldesprinces,houtbeingnoticed,walked
doontant,
andstoppingatthedoorofthethirdhouseolookedforso
ookeinquiryiersabsence.”forareyou
looking,finefellohefruiteressontheoppositeside.
”nsieurpailletin,ifyouplease,goodan,”repliedandrea.
”aretiredbaker”askedthefruiteress.
”exactly.”
”helivesattheendoftheyard,o,ohirdstory.”
andrea,andohirdfloorhefounda
harespahehastyringingofthebell,ithe
pulledper.antaftercaderoussesface
appearedatthegratinginthedoor.”ah,youarepunctual,”saidhe,as
hedrehedoor.
”nfoundyouandyourpunctuality”saidahroselfinto
achairinannerpliedthatheherhaveflungitat
theheadofhishost.
”e,e,littlefellobeangry.see,ihavethoughtabout
youlookatthegoodbreakfastohave;nothingbut
youarefondof.”andrea,in
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