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    door,alberttookoutofthispocketbookanoteof1,000francs.

    ”ercedes.

    ”athousandfrancs.”

    ”but”

    ”listento,ther,anddonotyieldtoochtoagitation.”and

    albert,rising,kissedhistheronbothcheeks,thenstoodlookingat

    her.”youagiher,hoifulithinkyou”saidthe

    youngn,iressedhaprofoundfeelingoffiliallove.”youare,

    ihestbeautifulandstnobleanieversaw”

    ”dearchild”saidrcedes,endeavinvairainatear

    eheerofhereye.”indeed,youonlyed

    sfortuoiration.iaotunhappy

    yson”

    ”ah,justso,”saidalbert;”herebegirial.doyouknohe

    deother”

    ”haveetoany”

    ”yes;itisdearseilles,andthatiao

    leaveforafrie

    inoercedessighed.

    ”other,iyesterdayengagedselfassubstituteinthespahis,”

    addedtheyoungn,lohacertainfeelingof

    sha,foreveyofhisself

    abasent.”ithoughtbodyyoightsellit.i

    yesterdaytooktheplayselfforrethani

    thoughtiptingtosle;”ifetched2,000

    francs.”

    thespahisarefrenchcavalryreservedforservi

    africa.

    ”thenthese1,000francs”saidrcedes,shuddering

    ”arethehalfofthesuther;theotherwillbepaidinayear.”

    rcedesraisedhereyestoheavenhanexpressionitwouldbe

    iossibletodescribe,andtears,hertobeerained,

    nootion,andrandoheeks.

    ”thepriurred.

    ”yes,ifiailled,”saidalbert,laughing.”butiassureyou,ther,

    ihaveastrongiionofdefendingperson,andineverfelthalf

    saninationtoliveasidonow.”

    ”rcifulheavens”

    ”besides,ther,akeupyourndthatiaobe

    killedhaslariciere,thathesouth,beenkilledhas

    gaierbeenkilledhasbedeaubeenkilledhasrrel,we

    knoother,eretu

    broideredunifnifit

    init,aonlyfroanity.”rcedessighedwhile

    endeavtosle;thedevotedtherfeltthatsheoughtnotto

    alloheofthesacrificetofalluponherson.”well,

    noother”ntinuedalbert;”herearerethan4,000

    fraledonyou;upontheseyouliveatleasttwoyears.”

    ”doyouthinkso”saidrcedes.theseteredinso

    ufulatohattheirrealaningdidnotescapealbert;hefelt

    hisheartbeat,andtakinghisthershandhinhisownhesaid,

    tenderly,

    ”yes,youwilllive”

    ”ishalllivethenyoue,albert”

    ”ther,istgo,”saidalbertinafire

    tooetoreinuselessandidlehyou;besides,ihave

    signed.”

    ”youhewillofheaven”

    ”notoother,butreasoy.aretwo

    despairiuresislifetoyounothing.islifeto

    verylittleother;forbelieve,butforyoui

    shouldhaveyfatherandrenounced

    hisilltohope;andif

    yougrantthecareofyourfutureprospects,youy

    strength.theniothegoveorofalgerihehasaroyal

    heart,andisessentiallyasoldier;igloostory.

    itotuhiseyesnoe,andifhe

    keephisselffor,insixnthsishallbean

    offianofficer,yourfortuneiscertain,fori

    shallhaveneyenoughforboth,and,reover,anah

    beproudof,sikilledother,

    youalsodie,andthereisfortunes.”

    ”itisercedes,hhereloquentglance;”youare

    right,love;letusprovetothosegourasthat

    passion.”

    ”butletusnotyieldtoglooapprehensions,”saidtheyoungn;”i

    assureyouanat

    oastes,

    andaoutpassion,ihope.onservice,ishallberice

    indanteshouse,yourest.letusstrive,ibeseech

    you,letusstrivetobecheerful.”

    ”yes,letusstrive,foryououghttolive,andtobehappy,albert.”

    ”andsoourdivisioher,”saidtheyoungn,affeg

    easeofnd.”annoe,ishallengageyourpassage.”

    ”andyou,dearboy”

    ”ishallstayhereforafeustaccustourselvesto

    parting.indationsandsoinfortioivetoafrica.

    iarseilles.”

    ”ercedes,foldingaroundher

    shoulderstheonlyshaakenaally

    happeobeavaluableblackcashre.albertgathereduphispapers

    hastily,rangthebelltopaythethirtyfrahelandlord,

    andhisarohisther,theydesdedthestairs.soone

    ,andthisperson,hearilingofa

    silkdress,tuedaround.”debray”tteredalbert.

    ”you,rcerf”repliedthesecretary,restingoairs.curiosity

    hadvanquishedthedesireofpreservinghisingnito,andhewas

    regrahisunknotofindthe

    youngnisfortuneshaddesooiseinparis.

    ”rlightthestill

    youthfulandveiledfigureofdadere,”headded

    ile,”ileaveyou,albert.”albertuoodhisthoughts.

    ”ther,”hesaid,tuingtoercedes,”thisisdebray,

    seinisterfortheinterior,onine.”

    ”horeddebray;”ean”

    ”isayso,debray,becauseihavenofriendsnonot

    tohaveany.ithankyouforhavingregnized,sir.”debraystepped

    forhehandofhisinterlocutor.”believe

    ,dearalbert,”hesaid,otionheapableof

    feeling,”believe,ifeeldeeplyforyoursfortunes,andifinany

    yours.”

    ”thankyou,sir,”saidalbert,

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