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    partofthethouse.

    chapter95.fatheranddaughter.

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    announedevilleforttheapproagrriageofeugenie

    danglarsanda,pliedor

    appearedtoily,theapprovalofallthepersonshis

    ntousaffair,hadbeenprecededbyasceoust

    beadtted.totakeoepbackotransport

    theelves,theingofthatdayofgreatcatastrophes,intothe

    sho,andhepride

    ofitso,atabouttenoclothe

    ing,thebankerhielfhadbeene

    houghtfullyandinevidentuneasiness,gbothdoors,and

    listeningtoeverysound.ienceed,hecalledhis

    valet.”etienne,”saidhe,”seeoiselleeugeniehasaskedto

    etherinthedra,andakessolong.”

    havinggiventhisventtohisillhur,thebaronbe;

    deiselledanglarshadthatingrequestedanintervieh

    herfather,andhadfixedonthegildeddraasthespot.the

    singularityofthisstep,andaboveallitsforlity,hadnota

    littlesurprisedthebanker,diatelyobeyedhisdaughter

    byrepairingfirsttothedra.etiennesoouedfrois

    errand.”deisellesladysidsays,sir,thatdeiselleis

    finishioilette,andly.”

    danglarsosignifythatheisfied.totheo

    hisservantsdanglarsassudtheanand

    theindulgentfather.thisedyhe

    ing,akeuphehadadoptedandaboutas

    asksheclassicstagebypatealactors,whoseen

    froneside,ageofgeniality,andfroheothershowed

    lipsdraper.letushastentosaythatin

    privatethegenialsidedesdedtotheleveloftheother,sothat

    generallytheindulgentndisappearedtogiveplacetothebrutal

    husbandanddfather.”hedevildoesthatfoolishgirl,

    e,ostudyandwhyon

    earthdoessheeatall”

    hee,

    hedooropenedandeugenieappeared,attiredinafiguredblack

    satindress,herhairdressedandgloveson,asifsheothe

    italianopera.”well,eugenie,eandwhyin

    thissoledrafortable”

    ”iquiteuandakingasignthat

    herfatherghtbeseated,”andinfactyourtionssuggest

    fullythetheofourion.iboth,and

    ntrarytotheusualthod,thelastfirst,becauseitistheleast

    diffieeting,

    ioavoidthedisagreeableiressionsandinfluencesofa

    baudy.thosegildedcashbooks,draesof

    fortresses,heapsofbankbills,efroknohe

    quantitiesoflettersfrongland,holland,spain,india,a,and

    peru,havegenerallyastrangeinfluenind,andke

    hietthatthereisintheore

    sacredthanthegoodopinionofhisrrespos.ihave,therefore,

    chosenthisdra,ilingandhappyintheir

    gnifiihers,andallsorts

    ofrurallandsuexteal

    iressions;perhaps,terial,buti

    shouldbenoartistifihadnotsofancies.”

    ”veryble

    perturbableolness,buthoutuandingae

    likeeverynburdehoughtsofthepast,heh

    seekihreadofhisohoseofthespeaker.

    ”thereis,then,thesendpointclearedup,oearlyso,”said

    eugenie,ase

    pointednessinguishedhergestureandherlanguage;”andyou

    appearsatisfiedhtheexplanation.nousretutothefirst.

    youaskedthisintervieellyouintwo

    arryuntandreacavalti.”

    danglarsleapedfroischairandraisedhiseyesandartowards

    heaven.

    ”yes,indeed,sir,”ntinuedeugeillquitecal”youare

    astonished,isee;forsihislittleaffairbegan,ihavenot

    edtheslightestopposition,aialhe

    opportunityarrives,toopposeadeternedandabsoluteopeople

    e,andthingse.hohis

    ti,tranquillity,orpassivenessasphilosopherssay,proceeded

    fronothersouraissiveand

    devoteddaughter”aslightslehepurplelipsof

    theyounggirl,”topracticeobedience.”

    ”well”askeddanglars.

    ”riedtotheverylastandnow

    thatthenthase,ifeelinspiteofalleffortsthatitis

    iossible.”

    ”but,”saiddanglars,inded

    arkingevideation

    andforceofisyourreasonforthisrefusal,eugenie

    reasondoyouassign”

    ”reason”repliedtheyounggirl.”anis

    reugly,refoolish,orredisagreeablethananyother;no,

    andreacavaltiyappeartothoseensfad

    figuresasaverygoodspeofhiskind.itisher,that

    heartislesstouchedbyhihananyother;thatwouldbea

    schoolgirlsreason,e.iactuallylove

    noone,sir;youkno,doyounotidonotthe

    realneberlifepanion.

    hasnotsosagesaid,nothingtooy

    effectseihavebeentaughtthesetsinlatinandin

    greek;oneis,ibelieve,frohaedrus,aherfroias.

    ydearfather,intheshipeal

    shipyuselessence,that

    isall,andireinyooliveperfectlyalone,

    andnsequentlyperfectlyfree.”

    ”unhappygirl,unhappygirl”rreddanglars,tuingpale,for

    heknelongexperiehesol

    ...
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