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    ofspeed.”atthishetopofthefaub

    poissohedulldriver,skinghispipe,loddingalong

    toitsofthefaubsaintdenis,he

    ordinarilyhadhisstation.”ho,friend”saidbeo.

    ”doyou,sir”askedthedriver.

    ”isyourhorsetired”

    ”tiredoh,yes,tiredenoughhehasdohingthehis

    blesseddayfourakinginall

    sevenfrancs,areallthatihaveeaed,andioughttotaketentothe

    owner.”

    ”hesetyfrancstothesevenyouhave”

    ”hpleasure,sir;te

    iaodoforthis.”

    ”averyeasything,ifyourhorseisnttired.”

    ”itellyouhellgoliketheeodrive.”

    ”tohelouvres.”

    ”ah,ikhere.”

    ”exaerelyyfriends,iabr >

    goingtohunttorrochapelleenserval.heshouldhaveedfor

    herehacabriolettillhalfpasteleven;itistired

    ofusthavegoneon.”

    ”itislikely.”

    ”well,”

    ”nothingishouldlikebetter.”

    ”ifyoudonotovertakehieforeyoushallhave

    tyfrancs;ifnotbeforelouvres,thirty.”

    ”andif”

    ”forty,”saidandrea,afteraation,attheendofh

    hereeredthatheghtsafelyprose.”thatsallright,”saidthe

    n;”hopin,andwereoffwhooop,la”

    aintothecab,hroughthefaub

    saintdenis,alongthefaubsaintrtin,crossedthebarrier,and

    threadeditsinablevillette.theyneverovertook

    thechiricalfrieandreafrequentlyinquiredofpeopleonfoot

    hepassedandattheiclosed,freen

    anycabrioletstobe

    seenontheroadtotheloare

    green,theinquiriesincreasedateverystep.everyonehadjustseen

    itpass;itepsin

    advalengththeyreachedit,butitthefriend.once

    thecabwo

    posthorses.”ah,”saidself,”ifionlyhadthat

    britzska,thosethorses,andaboveallthepassport

    thatcarriesthen”andhesigheddeeply.thecalashntained

    deiselledanglarsanddeiselledarlly.”hurry,hurry”said

    andrea,”ustovertakehioon.”andthepoorhorseresudthe

    desperategallopithadkeptupsinceleavingthebarrier,andarrived

    steangatlouvres.

    ”yfriend,butishall

    killyourhorse,thereforeihadbetterstop.herearethirtyfrancs;i

    theredhorse,andhefirstach.

    goodnight,friend.”andandrea,afterplagsixpiecesoffivefrancs

    eathenshand,leapedlightlyontothepathan

    joyfullypocketedthesuandtuedbahisroadtoparis.andrea

    preteogotoheredhorseinn,butafterleaninganinstant

    againstthedoor,andhearisoundofthecab,hwas

    disappearingfroieonhisroad,andhalustystride

    soontraversedthespaceoftustbenear

    chapelleenserval,eobegoing.itfatigue

    thatstayedandreahere;itightfororesolution,

    adoptsoplan.itpossibletokeuseofadiligence,

    equallysotoehorses;totraveleitherwas

    nepossibletoreininthedepartntof

    theoise,ohestopenandstrictlyguardedinfrahiswas

    quiteoutofthequestion,espeanlikeandrea,perfectly

    nversantinaltters.

    hesatdooat,buriedhisfahishandsand

    reflected.teerheraisedhishead;hisresolutionwas

    de.hethreedustoverthetopat,eto

    unhookfroheantee,andgoing

    tochapelleenservalheknockedloudlyatthedooroftheonlyinnin

    theplayfriend,”saidandrea,”iingfrobr >

    aiosenlis,yhorse,ecreature,

    stuledandthree.istreachpiegonight,orishallcause

    deepaofaly.uldyoulethireahorseofyou”

    aninnkeeperhasalolet,heritbegoodorbad.the

    hosttosaddle”ey,”thenhe

    aheorderedtoridebefore

    thegentlenandbringbackthehorse.andreagavetheinnkeeper

    tfroispocketdroppedavisiting

    card.thisbeloooneofhisfriendsatthecafedeparis,sothat

    theinnkeeper,pigitupafterandreahadleft,hat

    hehadlethishorsetotheuntofuleon,25ruesaintdonique,

    thatbeingthenaandaddressonthecard.”ey”afast

    anil,buthekeptupaneasy,steadypathreehoursanda

    halfandreahadtraversedthenineleaguesfrobr >

    piegne,andfouroclockstruckashereachedtheplacehe

    abered

    bythosehere.andrea,enstayedthere

    inhisridesaboutparis,rellectedthebellandbottleinn;he

    tuedaround,sap,andhaving

    disssedthe,he

    beganknogatthedoor,veryreasonablyncludingthathavingnow

    threeorfourhoursbeforehiehadbestfortifyhielfagainstthe

    fatiguesoftherroer

    opehedoor.

    ”friend,”saidandrea,”ihavebeendiningatsaintjeanaubois,and

    expectedtocatchtheaight,butlikeafool

    ihavelosthelastfourhoursinthe

    forest.shoeintoohoseprettylittleroohe

    urt,andbringaldfotleofbordeaux.”theer

    hadnosuspis;andreaspokeposure,hehadacigar

    inhisuth,andhishandsinthepocketofhistopat;hisclothes

    ade,hissoth,hisbootsirreproachable;he

    lookedrelyasifhehadstayedoutverylate,thatwasall.while

    the,thehostessarose;andreaassud

    hisstgsle,andaskedifheuldhaveno.3,hhehad

    o

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