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    hingistending,toheveryunhappybeingaspires,is

    notthisthereposeoftterafterhisolongsighed,andh

    ioattainbythepainfulprocessofstarvationwhenfaria

    appearedindungeoepfartherinto

    rest,tosilence.

    ”no,itisehen,thatiregret,buttheruinofprojects

    sosloed.providenowopposed

    totheostthoughtitious.itisnotgods

    plished.thisburden,alstasheavyasa

    houghttobeartotheend,reatfth,andipelledtolayitdoiddle

    ofcareer.oh,shallithen,agaialist,fourteen

    yearsofdespairandtenofhopehadrenderedabelieverinprovidence

    andallthisallthis,becauseheart,houghtdead,wasonly

    sleeping;becauseithasaobeatagain,because

    ihaveyieldedtothepainoftheetioedibya

    ansvoiore

    absorbediiorrow,

    possiblethatsonoblended

    aanshouldthusthroughselfishnessodeathin

    theprioflifeandstrength;itisiossiblethatshecarryto

    suateallove,orratherdeliriutherearevirtuesh

    beeusthavenceivedsopathetic

    se;sheeandthrowouldbe

    sublihereounted

    totheuntsforeheadasthisthoughtpassedthroughhisnd.

    ”ridiculous”repeatedhe;”andtheridiculee.i

    ridiculousno,iherdie.”

    bythusexaggeratingtohisoiicipatedillfortuhe

    day,tonedhielfbyprosio

    sparehersoatlastexclaid,”folly,folly,follyto

    yselfupasarkforthatyoungn

    toait.heydeathit

    isiortantforthehonorofry,andthissurelyisnotvanity,

    butajustifiablepride,itisiorta

    ihaveed,byfreeyaralreadyraisedto

    strike,andthatothers

    ihavestruckself.itstbe;itshallbe.”

    seizingapen,hedreasecretdrawerinhisdesk,and

    ofthedotherthanhiswill,

    desincehisarrivalinparisasortofdicil,clearlyexplaining

    thenatureofhisdeath.”idothis,ogod,”saidhe,hhiseyes

    raisedtoheaven,”asine.ihaveduringten

    yearsnsideredselftheagentofthyvengeandotherches,

    likerorcerfhielf,stnot

    igihaty.letthenow,

    orary,thattheirpunishnt,hhadbeendecreedby

    providedeternation,andalthough

    theyescapeitinthisinanother,andthatthey

    areonlyexgingtiforeteity.”

    ainties,chedwaking

    dreaofgrief,thefirstraysofingpiercedhiswindows,and

    shoneuponthepalebluepaperoninscribedhis

    justificationofprovideoing

    noiselikeastifledsighreachedhisear.hetuedhis

    head,lookedaroundhiandsathesounded

    distinofitsreality.

    hearose,andquietlyopeningthedoorofthedra,sawhaidee,

    shangingdoiful

    headthroandingatthedoor,topreventhis

    goingouthoutseeingher,untilsleep,heyoungot

    resist,hadoverpoe,hg.the

    hedoordidnotaontecristogazedatherh

    affeeeredthatshehadason,”saidhe;”and

    ifotihadadaughter.”then,shakinghisheadsorrowfully,”poor

    haidee,”saidhe;”shee,tospeakto;shehasfeared

    uessedsothing.oh,iotgohouttakingleaveofher;i

    otdieeone.”hequietlyregainedhis

    seat,andeuheotherlines:

    ”ibequeathtoxilianrrel,y

    forrpatron,pierrerrel,shipoof

    tillions,apartofaybeofferedtohissisterjuliaand

    brotherinlanuel,ifhedoeshisincreaseoffortune

    yrtheirhappihesetillionsarencealedin

    grottoatntecristo,ofucohesecret.ifhis

    heartisfree,andhearryhaidee,thedaughterofalipashaof

    yanina,ihavebroughtuphtheloveofafather,andwho

    hasshoe,hehus

    acplishlastitutedhaidee

    heiressoftherestoffortune,nsistingoflands,fundsin

    england,austria,andholland,fuitureindifferentpalad

    houses,andillionsandthelegaciesto

    servants,ystillaunttosixtyllions.”

    hedehitart,and

    thepenfellfroishand.”haidee,”saidhe,”didyoureadit”

    ”oh,lord,”saidshe,”ingthusatsuhourwhy

    areyoubequeathingallyourfortuoareyougoingtoleave”

    ”iaoingonajouey,dearchild,”saidntecristo,han

    expressionofinfiendeessandlanisfortune

    shouldhappento.”

    theuntstopped.”heyounggirl,hanauthoritative

    toheunthadneverobservedbefore,and.

    ”isfortunehappento,”repliedntecristo,”iwish

    daughtertobehappy.”haideesledsorrowfully,andshookherhead.

    ”doyouthinkofdying,lord”saidshe.

    ”thean,child,hassaid,itisgoodtothinkofdeath.”

    ”hyourfortuoothers,forif

    youdieishallrequirenothing;”and,takingthepaper,shetoreitin

    fourpie.then,theeffort

    havingexhaustedherstrength,shefellnotasleepthisti,but

    faintingonthefloor.theuntleanedoverherandraisedherinhis

    ar;ahatsw

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