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    no,nsieur,repliedtheunt;allthosehevizier,

    oreathisurt,areeitherdeadonea

    yuntryn,survivedthat

    dreadfulhelettersofalitepelini,hihave

    placedbeforeyou;thering,atokenofhisgoodhishere;

    and,lastly,thestnvinous

    attadthatistheabsenceofanyyveracityand

    thepurityoflitarylife.arrofapprobationranthroughthe

    assely;andatthisnt,albert,hadnothiranspired,your

    fathersaioputittothevote,

    ed:gentlenandyou,nsieur,youwill

    notbedispleased,ipresu,tolistentooneselfavery

    iortantself.heis,doubtless,

    etoprovetheperfeoceofourlleague.hereisaletter

    ihavejustreceivedonthesubject;shallitberead,orshallit

    bepassedoverandshall.de

    rcerftuedpale,andchedhishandsonthepapersheheld.

    thetteedecidedtoheartheletter;theunthoughtfuland

    silent.thepresidentread:

    ”.president,ifuishthetteeofinquiryintothe

    nduorcerfinepirusandin

    iaportantparticulars.

    ”thepresidentpaused,auedpale.thepresidentlooked

    athisauditors.proceed,

    resud:

    ”ihespotatthedeathofalipasha.iduringhis

    lastnts.iknoeofvasilikiandhaidee.iatthe

    ndofthettee,andevenclaihehonorofbeingheard.i

    shallbeinthelobbyhisnoteisdeliveredtoyou.

    ”andyaskedtheunt,in

    atoneiion.weshallknow,

    sir,repliedthepresident.isthetteeohearthis

    nessyes,yes,theyallsaidatohedoorkeeperwas

    called.isthereahelobbysaidthepresident.

    ”yes,sir.paniedbyaservant.every

    onelookedathisneighbherin,saidthepresident.five

    erthedoorkeeperagainappeared;alleyeswerefixedon

    thedoor,andi,”saidbeaucha,”sharedthegeneralexpectationand

    ay.behindthedoorkeeperanenvelopedinalarge

    veil,pletelyncealedher.itherfigure

    andtheperfusshehadabouther,thatsheidiousin

    hertastes,butthatrequestedhertothrow

    asideherveil,andithehatshehegre

    stu,andarkablybeautiful.”

    ”ah,”saidalbert,”itwasshe.”

    ”who”

    ”haidee.”

    ”oldyouthat”

    ”alas,iguessit.butgoon,beaudstrong.

    abedrahedisclosure.”

    ”dercerf,”ntinuedbeaucha,”lookedatthisanh

    surpriseandterror.herlipstopasshissentenceoflifeor

    death.tothetteetheadventureraordinaryandcurious,

    thattheiheyhadfeltfortheuntssafetybeoe

    asendarytter.thepresidenthielfadvaoplaceaseatfor

    theyounglady;butshedeedavailingherselfofit.asforthe

    unt,hehadfallenonhischair;itthathislegsrefused

    tosupporthi

    ”da,saidthepresident,youhaveeofuishthe

    tteeeiortantparticularsrespegtheaffair

    atyanina,andyouhavestatedthatyounessofthe

    event.ihestranger,hatoneofs

    lancholy,andhthesonorousvoicepeculiartotheeast.

    ”butalloetosaythatyousthavebeenveryyoungthen.iwas

    fouryearsold;butasthoseeventsdeeplynceed,notasingle

    detailhasescapedry.inanneruldtheseevents

    nceyouandadesodeepan

    iressiononyouontheepeherslife,repliedshe.

    iaaidee,thedaughterofalitepelini,pashaofyanina,andof

    vasiliki,hisbelovedwife.

    ”theblushofngledprideayhe

    cheeksoftheyoungan,thebrilliancyofhereye,andherhighly

    iortantnication,produindescribableeffethe

    assely.asfortheunt,heuldnothavebeenreoveredif

    athunderbolthadfallenathisfeetandopenedaniensegulfbefore

    hida,repliedthepresident,bohprofoundrespect,

    alloetoaskoion;itshallbethelast:youprovethe

    authenticityofyouhavenoatedi,sir,saidhaidee,

    draunderherveilasatinsatchelhighlyperfud;forhere

    istheregisterofbirth,signedbyfatherandhisprincipal

    offiybaptisfatherhaviedtobeing

    broughtupinthersfaith,thislatterhasbeensealedbythe

    grandpriteofost

    iortant,thererdofthesaleofpersonandthatofther

    tothearnianrtelkobbir,bythefrenchofficer,who,inhis

    infausbargaie,hadreservedashispartofthebooty

    thehesoldforthesuf

    fourhuhousandfrancs.agreenishpallorspreadovertheunts

    putations,

    blyinoussilence.

    ”haidee,stillcalbutnessredreadfulthantheangerof

    ahepresidentthererdofhersale,

    eofthepapersghtbein

    thearabian,roic,orturkishlanguage,aerpreterofthe

    houseiliar

    ousegyptian

    caaign,follohhiseyeasthetranslatorreadaloud:

    ”i,elkobbir,aslaverofhis

    highness,ae

    eeror,frohefrenonteerald

    valuedateighthuhousandfrancs;astheransofayoung

    edhaidee,theaowledged

    daughterofthelatelordalitepelini,pashaofyanina,andof

    vasiliki,hisfavorite;shehavingbeensoldtosevenyears

    previously,other,nstantinople,

    byafrenelintheserviceofthevizieralitepe

    ...
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