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    againtuedonitshinges,aofntecristoreappeared.

    ”illdoubt”

    ”oh,”rredtheyounggirl.

    ”haveyouseen”

    ”alas”

    ”didynize”valentinegroaned.”oh,yes;”shesaid,”isa

    iotbelieve”

    ”iliah”

    ”oh,”repeatedtheyounggirl,alstbeleavethe

    houseotescape”

    ”valehehaensyouwillpursueyoueverywhere;

    yourservantshgold,aho

    youdisguisedineveryshape.youintheeryoudrink

    frohespring,inthefruityoupluckfrohetree.”

    ”butdidyounotsaythatkindgrandfathersprecautionhad

    ralizedthepoison”

    ”yes,butnotagainstastrongdose;thepoisonhe

    quantityincreased.”hetooktheglassandraisedittohislips.”it

    isalreadydone,”hesaid;”bruployed,butasile

    nartiregheflavorofthealholinhasbeen

    dissolved.ifyouhadtakenedevilleforthaspouredinto

    ylass,valentinevalentineyoued”

    ”but,”exclaidtheyounggirl,”ithuspursued”

    ”hatyouot

    uand,valentine”

    ”no,ihaveneverinjuredher.”

    ”butyouarerich,valentine;youhave200,000livresayear,andyou

    preventhersonfronjoyingthese200,000.livres.”

    ”ho

    relations.”

    ”certainly;andthatisedesaintranhavedied;that

    isadeyouhisheir;that

    isu,aretodieitisbecauseyourfatherwould

    iyourproperty,andyourbrother,hisonlyson,succeedtohis.”

    ”edesttedonhisat”

    ”ah,thenyouatlengthuand”

    ”heavengrantthatthisynotbevisiteduponhi

    ”valentine,youareanangel”

    ”butygrandfatheralloolive”

    ”ithatyoudead,thefortuneurallyrevert

    toyourbrother,unlesshee

    appearinguseless,ittit.”

    ”andisitpossiblethatthisfrightfulbinationofcrishasbeen

    iedbyaan”

    ”doyourellethearborofthehoteldespostes,atperugia,

    seeinganinabroyoursteptherioning

    uponaquatofaheinfealprojecthasbeen

    ripeninginherbrain.”

    ”ah,then,indeed,sir,”saidthesgirl,bathedintears,”isee

    thatiadeedtodie”

    ”no,valentine,forihaveforeseenalltheirplots;no,youreneis

    nqueredsineliveto

    behappyyourself,andtonferhappinessuponanobleheart;butto

    ihisyoustrelyon.”

    ”nd,siritodo”

    ”youstblindlytakeigiveyou.”

    ”alas,yoodie”

    ”youstnotnfideinaeveninyourfather.”

    ”fatherisnotehisfearfulplot,ishe,sir”asked

    valentine,claspingherhands.

    ”no;ayourfather,anaccustodtojudicialaccusations,

    oughttohaveknohatallthesedeathshavenothappeurally;

    itishey

    plaptiedthatglassheshouldhaverisenagainst

    theassassireagainstspectre”herredinaloe,as

    hencludedhissentence.

    ”sir,”saidvalentine,”iolive,forthereare

    tinegrandfatherand

    xilian.”

    ”iasihaveoveryou.”

    ”hensheadded,inaloe,

    ”oh,heavens,e”

    ”ayhappen,valentine,donotbealard;thoughyousuffer;

    thoughyoulosesight,hearing,nsciousness,feaothing;though

    youshouldailldonotfear;

    eventhoughyoushouldfindyourselfinasepulchralvaultorffin.

    reassureyourself,then,andsaytoyourself:atthisnt,afriend,

    afather,yhappinessandthatofxilian,ches

    over”

    ”alas,alas,ity”

    ”valeher”

    ”iesoh,yes,die”

    ”no,youise,everhappens,that

    youplain,buthope”

    ”iilian”

    ”youareoineialonesaveyou,andi

    ityofherterrorjoinedherhands,for

    shefeltthatthenthadarrivedtoaskfe,ao

    pray,aha

    thathereshouldershadnootherveringthanherlonghair,and

    thatthepulsationsofherheartuldbeseenthroughthelaceofher

    nightdress.nte,

    drehevelvetverletclosetoherthroat,andsaidhapateal

    sle,”child,believeiiontoyouasyoubelieveinthe

    goodnessofprovidenaxilian.”

    thenhedrehiseraldbox,raised

    thegoldenlid,andtookfrotapastilleaboutthesizeofapea,

    ookit,andlookedattentivelyonthe

    unt;therehefaceofherintrepidprotector

    ndedherveion.sheevidentlyinterrogatedhiyher

    look.”yes,”saidhe.valeh,and

    sydearchild,adieuforthepresent.iry

    andgainalittlesleep,foryouaresaved.”

    ”go,”saidvalentine,”iseyounottofear.”

    ikepthiseyesfixedontheyounggirl,whraduallyfellasleep,yieldingtotheeffectsofthenarticthe

    unthadgiveheooktheglass,etiedthreepartsofthe

    sinthefireplace,thatitghtbesupposedvaleaken

    it,andreplaceditoable;thenhedisappeared,afterthrowing

    afareihenfidend

    innoceofanangel.

    chapter102.valentine.

    thenightlightntiobuonthechieypiece,exhaustingthe

    lastdropsofoiledonthesurfaceoftheer.theglobe

    ofthelaappearedofareddishhue,andthefla,brighteningbefore

    itexpired,threateobject

    havebeensooftenparedaurein

    itsfinalago

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