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    suddeered.

    ”unhappygirl,”repliedeugenie,”unhappygirl,doyousay,sio,

    iheexclationappearsquitetheatridaffected.happy,on

    thentrary,foriiiful.

    itissothingtobeion;it

    expandstheuntenanedonotthenappearsougly.

    ipossessashareof,aaiivesensibility,h

    eodralifeingeneral,forthesupportofne,alli

    etonkeyhenuttogetatits

    s.iaich,foryouhaveohefirstfortunesinfrance.i

    aouronlydaughter,andyouarenotsoexagasthefathersofthe

    portesaintrtinandgaiete,theirdaughtersfoivingtherandchildren.besides,theprovidentlarivedyou

    ofthepoe,atleastentirely,asithasalsoof

    thepopeltorryhisorhat.and

    sobeiiful,eiperassay,

    andridthatishappiness,sireunhappy”

    danglars,seeinghisdaughtersling,andproudeventoinsolence,

    uldirelyrepresshisbrutalfeelings,buttheybetrayed

    theelvesonlybyanexclation.uhefixedandinquiringgaze

    levelledathirohosebeautifulblackeyebroly

    tuedaedhielfiediately,dauhepowerofa

    resolutend.”truly,daughter,”repliedheile,”youare

    allyouboastofbeing,exceptingohing;itoohastilytell

    youherleaveyoutoguessit.”eugenielookedat

    danglars,chsurprisedthatonefloh

    y

    daughter,”ntihebanker,”youhaveperfectlyexplaihe

    sentintsinedshewill

    notrry;noainsfortotellyouthetivesofafather

    like,arry.”eugenie

    boissivedaughter,butasanadversarypreparedfora

    discussion.

    ”daughter,”ntinueddanglars,”heraskshisdaughterto

    chooseahusband,hehasalereasonforarry.

    soareaffectedaniaofnohatof

    livingagainintheirgrandyellyou

    atonfor.iyaohisto

    adaughteriknoy

    indiffereoasacri.”

    ”thisisnottothepurpose,”saideugenie;”letusspeakdidly,sir;

    iadredor.”

    ”oh,”saiddanglars,”i,stancesredesirable,

    adoptyoursystealthoughitynotbegeneralpractice.iwill

    thereforeproarry,notforyoursake,

    forindeedididnotthinkofyouintheleastatthentyouadre

    dor,ande

    torryyouassoonaspossible,onaercial

    spedesirousofenteringinto.”eugeniebeeasy.

    ”itisjustasitellyou,iassureyou,andyoustnotbeangryh

    ,foryouhavesoughtthisdisclosure.idoo

    arithticalexplanationsy

    studylestsheshouldiibedisagreeableorantipoeticiressionsand

    sensations.butinthatsabaudy,whereyouverywillingly

    presentedyourselfyesterdaytoaskforthethousandfrancsigiveyou

    nthlyforpoustknoydearyounglady,thatny

    thingsybeleaed,usefuleventoagirlarry.

    thereoneylea,forinstance,,outardtoyouervous

    susely,that

    theorallife;thatcredit

    sustainshisbreathahebody;aecristoonce

    gavealectureonthatsubject,ten.there

    ayleathatascreditsinks,thebodybeesarpse,andthis

    isusthappenverysoontothebankeroownsogood

    alogiasyouforhisdaughter.”buteugenie,insteadofstooping,

    dreheblow.”ruined”saidshe.

    ”exactly,daughter;thatispreciselyean,”saiddanglars,

    alstdigginghisnailsintohisbreast,whilehepreservedon

    hisharshfeaturesthesleoftheheartlessthoughclevern;

    ”ruihatisit.”

    ”ah”saideugenie.

    ”yes,ruinednoisrevealed,thissecretsofullofhorror,as

    thetragilipshoay

    alleviatethissfortune,sofarasityou.”

    ”oh,”ist,ifyouigine

    ideploreonoe.i

    ruinedandehaveinottale

    inot,likepasta,libran,grisi,ayselfyouwould

    neverhavegiven,ighthavebeenyourfortune,ahundred

    orahundredandfiftythousandlivresperannuforhishallbe

    iedtoself;andeadofbeinggivenas

    yougavethosepoorthousandfrancs,hsourlooksand

    reprality,paions,

    hbravos,andhflopossessthattalent,

    ilesprovetoyoudoubt,shouldinotstillhavethat

    ardentloveofindependeuteforh,and

    yndsupersedeseveinctofselfpreservation

    no,igrievenotonoy

    books,pencils,piano,allthethingsbutlittle,and

    ainown.

    ”doyouthinkthatisorroedanglarsundeceiveyourself

    agaiheriareatlystaken,orshehasprovidedagainstthe

    catastrophehreatensyou,and,hout

    affegher.shehastakencareforherself,atleastihopeso,for

    herattentionhasnotbeeedfroerprojectsbygover

    .shehasfosteredindependenylove

    forliberty.oh,no,sir;froyud

    uoodtooisfortuo

    haveanunduepoe.froyearliestrelles,ihavebeen

    belovedbynoonesochtheetolove

    noonesochthebetteoyprofessionoffaith.”

    ”then,”saiddanglars,palehaalldueto

    offeeall

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