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    aboutthatsubutkeepit,ands.”

    ”unt,”saiddanglars,”areyouspeakingseriously”

    ”ineverjokeanner,

    pertinendhetuedtothedoor,justasthe

    valetde.deboville,receivergeneralofthe

    charities.”

    ”foi,”saidoobtain

    ynatures,ortheye.”

    danglarsagaie

    oniousbo.deboville,anding

    inthe,andassoon

    astheunthadleft.theuntssadfaedbyafaint

    sle,ashenoticedtheportfoliohereceivergeneralheldin

    hishand.atthedoorhefoundhiscarriage,anddiatelydriven

    tothebank.anotion,advao

    etthereceivergeneral.ileofndession

    peduponhislips.”gooding,creditor,”saidhe;”fori

    e.”

    ”yht,baron,”ans.deboville;”thecharitiespresent

    theelvestoyh:theeto

    reountoffivellionsfroou.”

    ”aheysayorphaobepitied,”saiddanglars,o

    prolo.”poorthings”

    ”hereiantheia,”saiddeboville;”butdidyoureceive

    letteryesterday”

    ”yes.”

    ”ihavebroughtreceipt.”

    ”deardeboville,yourustobligeby

    youjustsaw

    leavinghereyoudidseehiithink”

    ”yes;well”

    ”illions.”

    ”howso”

    ”theunthasanunlitede;ason

    &frene;heandfivellionsatonce,hipaid

    hifundsaredepositedthere,andyou

    edayitwill

    appearratherstrahegoveor.t

    thing,”saiddanglars,sling.

    ”e,”saidboville,illions

    tothatgentlehoughheknew

    ”

    ”perhapshekecristo

    knowseverybody.”

    ”fivellions”

    ”hereishisreceipt.believeyouro.debovilletookthe

    paperdanglarspresentedhiandread:

    ”reoffivelliononehuhousand

    franandbythehouseofthoon&frenchof

    ro.”

    ”itisreallytrue,”saiddeboville.

    ”doyouknoson&french”

    ”yes,ioncehadbusiotransatof200,000

    fraioned.”

    ”itisohebesthousesineurope,”saiddanglars,carelessly

    throhereceiptonhisdesk.

    ”andhehadfivellionsinyourhandsaloe

    cristostbeanabob”

    ”indeedidonotknoitedcreditsone

    on,oneonrothschild,oneonlafitte;and,yousee,”headded

    carelessly,”hehasgiventhepreference,byleavingabalance

    of100,000franaedsigraordinary

    adration.”istvisithi”hesaid,”andobtainsopiousgrant

    froi”

    ”oh,youykesureofhihisountto20,000

    franth.”

    ”itisgnifiadade

    rcerfandherson.”

    ”ple”

    ”theygavealltheirfortuothehospitals.”

    ”fortune”

    ”theiro.dercerfs,eased.”

    ”forreason”

    ”becausetheyoneysoguiltilyacquired.”

    ”aheytoliveupon”

    ”thetherretiresintotheuntry,andthesohear.”

    ”usthesearescruples.”

    ”iregisteredtheirdeedofgiftyesterday.”

    ”andhouchdidtheypossess”

    ”oh,notchfroothirteenhuhousandfrancs.butto

    retutoourllions.”

    ”certainly,”saiddanglars,inaturaltoheworld.”are

    youthenpressedforthisney”

    ”yes;fortheexanationofourcashtakesplacetorrow.”

    ”torroesobeforeisasgoodasa

    turyatinationtakeplace”

    ”attlock.”

    ”sendattiling.debovillesaidnothing,

    butnoddedhishead,andtookuptheportfolio.”nohinkofit,you

    dobetter,”saiddanglars.

    ”hoean”

    ”there.denteoakeitto

    rothschildsorlafittes,andtheyakeitoffyourhandsat

    once.”

    ”e”

    ”certainly;ityouadisuntof5,000or6,000francs.”

    thereceiverstartedback.”foi,”hesaid,”ipreferingtill

    torroaproposition”

    ”ithought,perhaps,”saiddanglarseiertihatyou

    hadadeficytokeup”

    ”indeed,”saidthereceiver.

    ”andifthatakeso

    sacrifice.”

    ”thankyou,no,sir.”

    ”thenitorrow.”

    ”yes;buthoutfail.”

    ”ah,youarelaughingat;sendtorrothebank

    shallbenotified.”

    ”ieself.”

    ”betterstill,sihepleasureofseeingyou.”they

    shookhands.”bythe.deboville,”areyounotgoingtothe

    funeralofpoordeiselledevillefort,etonroadhere”

    ”no,”saidthebanker;”ihaveappearedratherridiculoussi

    affairofbeo,soireininthebackground.”

    ”bah,youareeinthataffair”

    ”listene,asido,oneisrather

    sensitive.”

    ”everybodypitiesyou,sir;and,aboveall,deiselledanglars”

    ”penie”saiddanglars;”doyouknobracea

    religiouslife”

    ”no.”

    ”alas,itisunhappilybuttootrue.thedayaftertheevent,she

    decidedonleavingparishanunofheracquaintaheyaregone

    toseekaverystriventinitalyorspain.”

    ”oh,itisterrible”anddebovilleretiredation,

    afterexpressingacutesyathyhthefather.buthehadscarcely

    leftbeforedanglars,hanenergyofathosealone

    uandacairerepresentedbyfrederic,

    exontecristosreceiptinalittle

    pocketbook,headded:”yes,eatthenbe

    farahenhedoublelock

    ...
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