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    attentionedhisrerks.hestated

    hisscruplesandthedifficultiesofthecase;it.

    dercerf,andthatoftheodefend,by

    provokieonpersonalquestions,harealhpainful

    thesofdiscussion.hencludedbycallingforaigation,

    ightdisposeoftheeto

    spread,aoredercerftothepositionhehadlongheldin

    publipinion.rcerfpletelyoveredbythisgreatand

    uedcalatythatheuldscarcelystaerafeordsashe

    lookedaroundontheassely.thistidity,ightproceedfrobr >

    theastonishntofinnoceaseofguilt,nciliated

    soinhisfavor;fenerousarealo

    passionateisfortuheirenesurpassesthelitsof

    theirhatred.

    thepresidentputittothevote,andithatthe

    iigationshouldtakeplace.theuntehe

    requiredtopreparehisdefence.rcerfsuragehadrevivedwhenhe

    foundhielfaliveafterthishorriblebloylords,”answered

    he,”itisnotbytiiuldrepeltheattaebyenees

    unknoe,and,doubtless,hiddeninobscurity;itisiediately,

    andbyathunderbolt,thatistrepeltheflashoflightningh,

    forant,startled.oh,thatiuld,insteadoftakingupthis

    defenynoblelleaguesthat

    iaheirequalinadeafavorableiressionon

    behalfoftheaccused.”idend,then,thattheexanationshall

    takeplaceassoonaspossible,andihehousehall

    ion.”

    ”daydoyoufix”askedthepresident.

    ”todayiatyourservice,”repliedtheunt.thepresidentrang

    thebell.”doesthehouseapprovethattheexanationshouldtakeplace

    today”

    ”yes,”ousanswer.

    atteeofteersiheproht

    fororcerf.theiigatiooclockthat

    eveningieerooandifpostpohe

    proorcerf

    askedleavetoretire;hehadtolleentshehadlongbeen

    preparingagainstthisstoryhadforeseen.

    albertlisterelingnohhope,thenhanger,andthen

    againe,forfroeaufidencehekneherwas

    guilty,andheaskedhielfhoy,heuldprove

    hisinnoce.beauchahesitatedtontinuehisnarrative.”

    ”askedalbert.

    ”poseapainfultaskon.styouknow

    all”

    ”absolutely;andratherfroourlipsthananothers.”

    ”sterupallye,then,foeverhaveyourequireditre.”

    albertpassedhishandoverhisforehead,asiftotryhisstrength,as

    anodefendhislifeproveshisshieldandbends

    hissselfstrongenough,forhestookfeverfor

    energy.”goon,”saidhe.

    ”theeveningarrived;allparisanysaidyour

    fatherhadonlytoshoselftocrushthechargeagainsthiny

    otherssaidheeassertedthattheyhadseen

    hitartforbrussels;andotherstothepoliceofficetoinquire

    ifhehadtakenoutapassport.iusedallinflueneofthe

    ttee,ayoungpeerofaissiontooneof

    thegalleries.heeatsevenoclod,beforeanyone

    hadarrived,askedohedoorkeeperstoplaabox.iwas

    ncealedbyalu,andghtheheterrible

    sceotakeplace.ateightoclockallheir

    plae

    papersinhishand;hisuntenandhisstepfirandhe

    ilitaryunifortoned

    pletelyuptothe.hispresenceproducedagoodeffect.the

    tteeadeupofliberals,severalofcaforoshake

    hands.”

    albertfelthisheartburstingattheseparticulars,butgratitude

    ngledbracedthosewhohad

    givenhisfatherthisproofofesteetantwhenhishonorwasso

    poohedoorkeepersbrought

    ierforthepresident.youareatlibertytospeak,de

    rcerf,saidthepresident,asheunsealedtheletter;a

    beganhisdefenosteloquentandskilful

    nner.heproduentsprovingthatthevizierofyaninahadup

    tothelastnthonoredhihisentirenfidence,sincehehad

    iedhieror.he

    producedthering,hisrkofauthority,hhalipashagenerally

    sealedhisletters,and,thatheght,

    onhisretuatanyhourofthedayoight,gaiothe

    presence,eveninthehareunfortuheiationfailed,and

    uedtodefendhisbeor,he,saidthe

    unt,sogreathatonhisdeathbedhe

    resignedhisfavoritestressandherdaughtertocare.”albert

    startedonhearingthese,

    andhereeredessageandthering,and

    thennerinadeaslave.”andeffect

    didthisdisurseproduxiouslyinquiredalbert.”iaowledge

    itaffep.

    ”anhepresidentcarelesslyopeheletterhhadbeen

    broughttohibutthefirstlinesarousedhisattention;hereadthebr >

    againandagain,andfixinghiseyesondercerf,unt,saidhe,

    youhavesaidthatthevizierofyaninanfidedhiser

    toyourcareyes,sir,repliedrcerf;butinthat,likeallthe

    rest,sfortunepursued.ou,vasilikiandherdaughter

    haideehaddisappeared.didyouknointicyhthe

    pashaandhisunlitednfidencehadgainedanintroduto

    theandihadseenthebovetes.

    ”haveyouanyideaeofthees,sir;iheardtheyhad

    fallenvictitotheirsorrootheirpoverty.iwas

    notrich;life,treatregret.thepresidentfroperceptibly.gentlen,said

    he,youhaveheardthetedercerfsdefence.you,sir,

    produyhetruthof

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