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    severalpersonshurrieduptodevillefort,halfbowedover

    inhisnsolation,enuragent,andprotestations

    ofzealandsyathy.orderablishedinthehall,exceptthat

    afeovedaboutandooher.alady,

    itfaiheyhadsuppliedherha

    sllingbottle,andshehadrevered.duri,

    andreahadtuedhisslingfacetobly;then,leaning

    ostgraceful

    attitudepossible,hesaid:”gentlen,iassureyouihadnoideaof

    insulti,orofkingauselessdisturbahepresence

    ofthishonorableassely.theyaskage;itellit.theyaskwherei

    yna,iyparents

    abandoned.butthoughiyoe,notpossessingone,

    iedde

    villefort,aoproveit.”

    thereahe

    youngn,ult.alleyesont

    tootionlessasthoughathunderbolthad

    en,”saidandrea,ndingsilence

    byhisvoidnner;”ioheproofsandexplanationsof

    ihavesaid.”

    ”but,”saidtheirritatedpresident,”youcalledyourselfbeo,

    deedrsicaasyouruntry.”

    ”isaidanythingipleased,ihatthesoledeclarationihave

    justdeshouldnotbehheld,herainlyhave

    beenthecase.inothatiauteuilonthenightof

    the27thofsepteer,1817,andthatiahesonoftheprocureur,

    devillefort.doyou.i

    hungask;

    fathertookinhisar,tellingtheriwasdead,ed

    inanapkinrkedeintoagarden,

    ealive.”

    ashudderranthroughtheasselyheysahatthenfidenceof

    theprisonerin.devillefort.

    ”buthoeacquaintedhallthesedetails”askedthe

    president.

    ”ian

    father,andhadlong,had

    introducedhielfthatnightintothegardeninyfatherburied

    .heyfatherburysothingin

    theground,andstabbedhithenthinkingthedepositghtntain

    sotreasurehetueduptheground,andfoundstillliving.the

    n,ereduhe

    nuer37.threenthsafterantravelledfrooglianoto

    paristofeteaway.

    thus,yousee,thoughboinparis,iupinrsica.”

    thereontssilence,duringhoneuldhavefancied

    thehallety,soprofouillness.”proceed,”saidthe

    president.

    ”certainly,ighthavelivedhappilyangstthosegoodpeople,who

    adored,butperversedispositionprevailedoverthevirtuesh

    adoptedtherendeavoredtoinstili.iincreasedin

    ttedcri.onedayursedprovidencefor

    kiosuchafate,adoptedfather

    saidto,donotblasphe,unhappychild,thecriisthatofyour

    father,notyours,ofyourfather,ohellifyou

    died,andtoseryifaraclepreservedyoualive.afterthati

    e,buticursedfather.thatistered

    thee;thatishiswhole

    asselyttedanadditionalcri,punish

    ,butifyouybirthfate

    hasbeensad,bitter,andlantable,thenpity.”

    ”butyourther”askedthepresident.

    ”therthoughtdead;sheisnotguilty.ididnoteveno

    knoe,nordoikno.”justthenapiergcry,endingina

    sob,burstfrohetreofthecroheladywhohad

    beforefainted,andoaviolentfitofhysterics.she

    ofthehall,thethickveilhncealedherface

    droppedoff,anddadanglarshstandinghis

    shatteredheringiioninhisears,andthedness

    uedhisbrain,villefortroseasheperceivedher.”theproofs,

    theproofs”saidthepresident;”reerthistissueofhorrorsst

    besupportedbytheclearestproofs.”

    ”theproofs”saidbeo,laughing;”doyouproofs”

    ”yes.”

    ”eforproofs.”

    everyouedtoheprocureur,obearthe

    universalgazenoalone,advaaggeringintothe

    dstofthetribunal,hhishairdishevelledandhisfadented

    arkofhisnails.theblyutteredalongrrof

    astonishnt.”father,”saidbeo,”iaskedforproofs,doyou

    etogivethe

    ”no,no,itisuseless,”staereddevillefortinahoarsevoice;

    ”no,itisuseless”

    ”hoean”

    ”ianthatifeelitiossibletleagainstthisdeadly

    e.gentlen,iknointhehandsofanavenging

    godanistrue.”

    adull,gloosilence,likethateaenon

    ofnature,pervadedtheassely,ay.”.

    devillefort,”criedthepresident,”doyouyieldtoanhalluation

    ,areyounolongerinpossessionofyoursehisstrange,

    ued,terribleaccusationhasdisorderedyourreason.e,

    rever.”

    theproan

    underaviolentattackoffever,ahewasdeadlypale.

    ”ianpossessionofallsenses,sir,”hesaid;”bodyalone

    suffers,asyouysuppose.iaoyselfguiltyofallthe

    youngnhasbroughtagainst,andfrohishourholdselfunder

    theauthorityoftheprocureure.”

    andashespokethesehahoarse,chokingvoice,hestaggered

    toeicallyopenedbyadoorkeeper.

    theblybentattherevelationand

    nfessionthath

    hadbeeeddurifhtbytheparisianworld.

    ”p,”lettheoaisun

    ...
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