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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twove,”then,deiselle,youpersistinyour

    deternationtoaccelerateruin”

    ”yourruiniaccelerateyourruineanidonot

    uandyou.”

    ”sochthebetter,ihavearayofhopeleft;listen.”

    ”iallattention,”saideugenie,lookilyatherfather

    thatitforthelattertoendureheruinggaze.

    ”arryyou,andwill

    plaountingtothreellionlivres.”

    ”thatisadrable”saideuge,sothingher

    glovesoutoneupoher.

    ”youthinkishalldepriveyouofthosethreellions,”saiddanglars;

    ”butdo.theyaredestioproduceatleastten.ianda

    brotherbankerhaveobtainedagrantofarailheonlyindustrial

    enterpriseisestokegoodthefabulous

    prospectsthatlatotheeteallydeludedparisians,in

    thefantastiillionthpartofa

    railuchasanacreofelandonthebanks

    oftheohio.akeine,hisan

    advance,asyousee,sien,fifteen,ty,ora

    hundredlivresoney.well,hin

    atodepositfourllionsforshare;thefourllions,i

    proseyou,enortwelve.”

    ”butduringvisittoyouthedaybeforeyesterday,sir,hyou

    appeartorellectsowell,”repliedeugenie,”isawyinga

    depositisnotthattheterffivellionsandahalf;you

    evenpoiouttointsoreasury,andyou

    yeyeslike

    lightning.”

    ”yes,butthosefivellionsandahalfarenotne,andareonlya

    proofofthegreatnfidencepla;titleofpopularbanker

    hasgaihenfidenceofcharitableinstitutions,andthefive

    llionsandahalfbelongtotheatanyothertiishouldnothave

    hesitatedtokeuseofthebutthegreatlossesihaveretly

    sustainedareycreditisrather

    shaken.thatdepositybeatanynthdrawn,andifihad

    eloyeditforanotherpurpose,ishouldbringonadisgraceful

    bankrupte,buttheyst

    bethosearry

    goingtogetthecredityfortune,h

    forthelastnthorthhave

    beenopenedinpathbyaninnceivablefatality,willrevive.doyou

    uand”

    ”perfeeforthreellions,doyounot”

    ”thegreatertheaunt,thereflatteringitistoyou;itgivesyou

    anideaofyourvalue.”

    ”thankyou.oneore,sir;doyouprosetokeuse

    you.cavaltihout

    tou

    pli

    theruinofothers.”

    ”butsiellyou,”crieddanglars,”thaththesethree

    llion”

    ”doyouexpecttoreveryourposition,sir,houttougthose

    threellion”

    ”ihopeso,iftherriageshouldtakepladnfirycredit.”

    ”shallyoubeabletopaycavaltithefivehuhousandfrancs

    youprosefordowry”

    ”heshallretheyors.”

    theperfe.

    ”verywell”

    ”oredoyou”

    ”iandingsignature,youleaveentirely

    freeinperson”

    ”absolutely.”

    ”then,asisaidbefore,sir,veryreadytorry

    cavalti.”

    ”butareyouupto”

    ”ah,thatisaffair.advantageshouldihaveoveryou,if

    knoine”danglarsbithislips.

    ”then,”saidhe,”youarereadytopaytheofficialvisits,hare

    absolutelyindispensable”

    ”yes,”repliedeugenie.

    ”andtosigrathreedays”

    ”yes.”

    ”then,intu,ialsosay,verywell”danglarspressedhis

    daughtershandinhis.but,extraordinarytorelate,thefatherdidnot

    say,”thankyou,ileatherfather.

    ”isthenferended”askedeugenie,rising.danglarstiohat

    hehadnothiosay.fiveerhepianoresounded

    tothetouadeiselledarllysfingers,anddeiselle

    danglarsalediona.attheendof

    thepieceetieered,andannouoeugethehorseswere

    inthecarriage,andthatthebaronessingforhertopayher

    visits.atvilleforts;theyproceededthenontheir

    urse.

    chapter96.thentract.

    threedaysaftertheseelytowardsfive

    oclotheafteoonofthedayfixedforthesignatureof

    thentractbetoiselleeugeniedanglarsandandrea

    cavalti,thebankerpersistedincallingprince,afresh

    breezeirringtheleavesilegardeninfrontofthe

    untofntecristoshouse,aogoout.

    ientlypaheground,heldinbythe

    a,edaquarterofanhouronhisbox,the

    elegantphaetoniliarrapidlytuedtheangleof

    theentran.andreacavalti,

    asdeckedupandgayasifhearryaprincess.he

    inquiredaftertheuntiliarity,andasding

    lightlytothesendstorythitthetopofthestairs.theunt

    stoppedoheyoungn.asforandrea,hehed,and

    .”ah,gooding,

    dearunt,”saidhe.”ah,andrea,”saidthelatter,hhis

    halfjestingtone;”howdoyoudo.”

    ”etotalktoyouaboutathousand

    things;but,firsttell,orjustretued”

    ”i,sir.”

    ”then,iohinderyou,iuphyouifyouplease

    inyourcarriage,andtohallfolloyphaetonintow.”

    ”no,”saidtheu,for

    hehadnoanssociety,”no;iprefer

    listeningtoyouhere,dearaerindoors,

    andthereisnoatooverhearourion.”theunt

    retuedtoaslldraonthefirstfloor,satdown,and

    otioheyoungntotakeaseatalso.andrea

    assudhisgayestnner.”you

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