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sfortunes,any
one.eshallhave
5,000franouhetelesofdebray,whoheld
allioninhispoaginativeashe
helpreflegthatthesahousehadntaien,oneof
,justlydishonored,hadleftitpoorh1,500,000.frander
hercloak,einher
sfortune,richhafeurbedhis
usualpolitehephilosophyhe,hettered
afeyandrandoairs.
thatdaythenistersclerksandthesubordinateshadagreatdealto
putuphisillhur.butthatsanight,hefoundhielf
thepossessorofafinehouse,situatedontheboulevarddela
deleine,andanineof50,000livres.theday,justasdebray
hedeed,thatisaboutfiveoclotheafteoon,
daderbracedhersoered
theupeofthediligenwashiddenin
lafittesbankinghouse,behihelittlearchedh
areplacedaboveeachdesk;hesaercedesehediligendhe
alsosahdrahenhepassedhishandacrosshisforehead,
ed,”hoore
thehappinessihavetakenathesepooricreaturesgod
help”
chapter107.thelionsden.
onedivisionoflaforostdangerousanddesperate
prisonersarenfined,iscalledtheurtofsaintbeard.the
prisoners,intheirexpressivelanguage,havenaditthe”lionsden,”
probablybecausethecaptivespossessteethlygnahe
bars,andsotisthekeepersalso.itisaprisonhinaprison;
thehethiessoftherest.thegratingsareevery
daycarefullyexanedbyjailers,ionsandld
pitilessexpressionprovetheohavebeenchosentheir
subjectsfortheirsuperioractivityandintelligeheurtyardof
thisquarterisenoushesunglances
obliquely,oraland
physiity.onthispavedyardaretobeseen,pagtoand
frofrooingtillnight,pale,carewo,andhaggard,likeso
nyshadoenjusticeholdsbehesteelsheis
sharpening.there,crouchedagainstthesideofthetracts
aaiheat,theyybeseensotistalkingtoone
another,butrefrequentlyalois
openstotheglooasselage,ortothrowin
acastfroociety.
theurtofsaintbeardhasitsoentforthe
receptionofguests;itisaloangle,dividedbyt
gratingsplaohertoprevent
avisitorfrohakinghandshorpassinganythingtotheprisoners.
itisap,nay,evenhorriblespot,reespeciallywhenwe
heagonizingnferencesakenplacebethose
ironbars.a,frightfulthoughthisspotybe,itislookedupon
asakindofparadisebytheissorare
fortheoleavethelionsdenforanyotherplacethanthebarrier
saintjacquesalleys
iptedtodescribe,andfro
vaporanhhishandsinhispockets,whohad
exongtheinhabitantsofthe”den,”ghtbeseen
adehiassfora
n,ifthoseclotheshadotoshreds;stilltheydidnot
shohefih,behecarefulhandsof
theprisoner,soonrevereditsglossisill
perfeetheappearance
ofaentionuponthecaritof
ashirt,rao
theprison,andhepolishedhisvaishedbootshtheerofa
handkere
oftheihe”lionsden”gtheoperationsof
theprisooilethnsiderablei.”see,theprinceis
plunghielf,”saidohethieves.”hesafinelookingfellow,”
saidanother;”ifhehadonlyabandhairgrease,hedtakethe
shihegentleninekids.”
”hisatlooksalstnesshinelikeaniggersface.
itspleasanttohavesuchrades;butdidntthose
gendarsbehaveshafulstabeenjealous,totearsuchclothes”
”helookslikeabigbug,”saidanother;”dressesiyle.and,
then,tobeheresoyoungoh,eanheobjectof
thishideousadrationapproachedthe,againsthe
keeperse,sir,”hesaid,”lendtyfrancs;you
e.reer,ihaverelations
orellionsthanyouhavedeniers.e,ibeseech
you,lendtaybuyadressinggois
intolerablealobeinaatandbootsandaat,sir,for
aprihecavalti”thekeepertuedhisbadshrugged
hisshoulders;hedidnotevenlaughatausedanyone
elsetodoso;hehadheardsonyutterthesathings,indeed,he
heardnothingelse.
”e,”saidandrea,”youareanvoidofpassion;illhaveyou
tuedout.”thisdethekeepertuaround,andheburstintoaloud
laugh.theprisohenapproaedacircle.”itellyou
that,”ntinuedandrea,”iuldobtaina
at,andaroondaily
expeg.”
”ofurseofurse,”saidtheprisoners;”anyoneseehesa
gentlen”
”thetyfrancs,”saidthekeeper,leaningon
theothershoulder;”surelyyourade”
”iaoradeofthesepeople,”saidtheyoungn,proudly,”you
havenhttoinsultthus.”
thethieveslookedatoherurrs,andastorathered
overtheheadofthearistocraticprisoner,raisedlessbyhisown
ahekeeper.thelatter,sureofquelling
theteestetooviolent,allotoriseto
aportunateandrea,
andbesidesitsorecreatithelongday.the
thieveshadalreadyapproachedandrea,som
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