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    toofferyou,iisungenerousofyoutorefusethelife

    ofyourtheratthehandsofanherwasallowedbyyour

    fathertodieinallthehorrorsofpovertyanddespair.

    albertstoodpaleandtioohearotheride

    aftershehadfinishedreadingthisletter.rcedestuedhereyes

    hanineffablelooktoit,”saidshe;”hehas

    arighttopaythedoetoso”

    puttierinherbososhetookhersonsarandha

    firrstepthansheevenherselfexpectedshedoairs.

    chapter92.thesuicide.

    annueland

    xilian.theirretunueldidnotncealhis

    joyatthepeacefulternationoftheaffair,andwasloudinhis

    expressionsofdelight.rrel,ihecarriage,allowedhis

    brotherinlaytoexpenditselfinequal

    iselfonlyinhisuntenance.

    atthebarrieredutroheytbertuccio,ingthere,

    tionlessasasehispost.ntecristoputhisheadout

    oftheinaloone,andthe

    stenuel,heytheend

    oftheplaedoydoor,thataynothave

    asiofneedlessayonatoryours.”

    ”ifitakeadisplayofourtriuh,iwould

    iheunttoourhouse;besidesthat,hedoubtlesshasso

    treliofort.soakeleaveofourfriend,a

    hiastenho.”

    ”stopant,”saidnteeloseboth

    paniou,eaoyourgy

    bestplintstoher;anddoyou,rrel,aps

    elysees.”

    ”ilian;”particularlyasihavebusinessinthat

    quarter.”

    ”shallnuel.

    ”no,”repliedtheyoungn.thedoorhecarriage

    proceeded.”seeorrel,whenhe

    htheunt.”haveyounotthoughtso”

    ”yes,”saidntecristo;”forthatreasoniokeepyounear

    .”

    ”itisraorrel,anshoughts.

    ”ontecristo.

    ”hasjusthappened.”

    ”yes,”saidtheunt,”yhtitisraculous.”

    ”foralbertisbrave,”resudrrel.

    ”verybrave,”saidntesleephasword

    suspendedoverhishead.”

    ”andiknoorrel.”hoanyou

    reoing”

    ”alloiling.

    ”itisy,”saidrrel.

    ”why”

    ”anapologyontheground”saidtheyoungcaptain,shakinghishead.

    ”e,”saidtheuntldly,”doertaintheprejudicesof

    ordinaryn,rrelaohatifalbertisbrave,heot

    beaustthenhavehadsoreasonforagashedidthis

    ing,ahathisnductisreheroiotherwise.”

    ”doubtless,doubtless,”saidrrel;”butishallsay,likethe

    spaniard,hehasnotbeensobravetodayasheerday.”

    ”youe,orrel”saidtheunt,to

    tutheion.

    ”no;istleaveyouattenoclock.”

    ”yagent,then”saidtheunt.

    rrelsled,andshookhishead.”stillyoustbreakfastsowhere.”

    ”butifiaothungry”saidtheyoungn.

    ”oh,”saidtheunt,”ionlyknohingsroythe

    appetite,griefandasiaappytoseeyouverycheerful,itisnot

    thatandlove.hisingofyourheart,i

    ybelieve”

    ”ayly,”idisputeit.”

    ”butyouakeyournfidant,xilian”saidtheunt,

    inatoedtothe

    secret.

    ”ishooingthatihadaheart,didinot,unt”nte

    cristoonlyansan.”well,”

    ntihelatter,”siheartisnolongerhyouinthe

    boisdevines,itiselseustgoandfindit.”

    ”go,”saidtheuntdeliberately;”go,dearfriend,butproseif

    youeteerthatihavesopohis

    happytousethatpohebehalfofthoseilove,

    andthatiloveyou,rrel.”

    ”ieerit,”saidtheyoungn,”asselfishchildrenrellect

    theirpareheiraid.and

    thentarrives,ietoyou,unt.”

    ”ise.goodby,then.”

    ”goodby,tilleetagain.”theyhadarrivedinthechaselysees.

    nteorrelsprangoutonthe

    paveuccioorreldisappeareddown

    theavenuederigny,andntecristohasteojoiuccio.

    ”well”askedhe.

    ”sheisgoingtoleaveherhouse,”saidthesteward.

    ”andherson”

    ”florentin,hisvalet,thinksheisgoingtodothesa.”

    ”ethisontecristotookbertuctohisstudy,ethe

    lettertothestekly.

    ”butfirst,lethaideebeinfordthatihaveretued.”

    ”hereia”saidtheyounggirl,thesoundofthecarriagehad

    rundoairsandhjoyatseei

    retusafely.bertuccioleft.everytransportofadaughterfindinga

    father,allthedelightofastressseeinganadoredlover,

    byhaideeduringthefirstntsofthiseting,hshehadso

    eagerlyexpeontecristosjoy

    lessintense.joytoheartshe

    dehegroundafteralht;boththeheartandtheground

    absorbthatbenefi,andnothingis

    out.

    ntecristoe

    daredtobelieve,thatthereercedesintheworld,andhe

    ghtyetbehappy.hiseye,elatehhappiness,wasreadingeagerly

    thetearfulgazeofhaidee,hedooropeheunt

    knithisbroesufficed

    forhisexcuse.infact,theuntsfacebrightened.

    ”hevisuntortheunt”

    ”theunt.”

    ”oh,”exclaidhaidee,”isitover”

    ”iknoybelovedchild,”saidntecristo,

    takingtheyounggirlshands;”butidokno

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