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    painnorpleasure.adieu,paris,adieu”

    hislookegeniusofthe

    night;hepassedhishandoverhisbrointothecarriage,thedoor

    ,andthevehiclequicklydisappeareddoheother

    sideofthehillina.

    tenleaguesasiered.

    rreling,andntecristoer.

    ”rrel,”saidtheunttohitlength,”doyourepenthaving

    folloe”

    ”no,unt;buttoleaveparis”

    ”ifithoughthappinessghtaorrel,iwouldhave

    leftyouthere.”

    ”valentinereposeshintheoleaveparisislike

    losingherasendti.”

    ”xilian,”saidtheunt,”thefriendsthatdonot

    reposeinthebosoftheearth,butareburieddeepinourhearts,and

    ithasbeenthusordaihatayalpahei

    havet;theonewhogave

    being,ahere.

    theirspiritslivein.insulttheul,andifieverdo

    anygood,itisduetotheirbenefitunsels.listentothevoice

    ofyourheart,rrel,andaskitheryououghttopreservethis

    lancholyexteriortoe.”

    ”friend,”saidxilian,”thevoiyheartisverysorrowful,

    andprosesnothingbutsfortune.”

    ”itistheindstoseeeverythingthroughablack

    sitsownhorizons;yoursoulisdarkened,and

    nsequentlytheskyofthefutureappearsstorandunprosing.”

    ”thatypossiblybetrue,”saidxilian,andheagainsubsidedinto

    histhoughtfulod.

    thejoueyedarvellousrapidityhe

    unlitedpootheike

    shadon

    seedlikegiantsdlyrushingoheareating

    asrapidlyoingtheyarrivedat

    chalons,boat.houttheloss

    ofaninstant,thecarriagehetravellers

    earkedhoutdelay.theboatforspeed;hertwo

    paddledtheerlike

    abird.rrelinsensibletothatsensationofdelighthis

    generallyexperienpassingrapidlythroughtheair,andthewind

    hisforeheadseedonthepoint

    ofdispellingntarilythecloudsllectedthere.

    asthedistancreasedbetost

    superhuyappearedtosurrou;heghthavebeen

    takenforanexileabouttorevisithisnativeland.erelongrseilles

    presentedherselftoviearseilles,e,fervid,fulloflife

    andenergy,rseilles,theyoungersisteroftyreandcarthage,the

    suintheeireofthediterranean,rseilles,old,

    yetaleriesbythe

    sightoftheroundtosaintnilas,thecityhalldesigned

    bypuget,theporthitsbrickquays,heyhadbothplayed

    inchildhood,andithoneacrdthattheystoppedonthe

    ebiere.avesseltingsailfiers,onboardofhe

    bustleusuallyattendiureprevailed.thepassengersandtheir

    relationscrohedeck,friendstakingatesorrowful

    leaveofeaehersnoisyintheirgrief,the

    ingaspectaclethatghtbeexgeventothosewho

    ilarsightsdaily,butodisturbthe

    indofxilian

    frohenthehadsetfootonthebroadpaventofthequay.

    pierrepuget,thesculptorarchitect,

    rseillesin1622.

    ”here,”saidhe,leaningheavilyonthearfntecristo,”hereis

    thespotyfatherstopped,hepharaoheport;it

    an,yousavedfroeathanddishonor,

    threselfintoar.iyetfeelhistearsonfad

    hisaing

    iledandsaid,”ihere;”atthe

    satipointingtotheerofastreet.ashespoke,andinthe

    verydireheindicated,agroan,expressiveofbittergrief,was

    heard,andaanoapassengeronboardthe

    vesselabouttosail.ntecristolookedatherotionthat

    sthavebeenrerkedbyrrelhadnothiseyesbeehe

    vessel.

    ”oh,heavens”exyselfthatyoung

    nofalieutenant,is

    albertdercerf”

    ”yes,”saidnte.”

    ”hoiled,ashewas

    inthehabitofdoingakeanyreply,andhe

    agaioan,the

    erofthestreet.tuingtohisfriend,”dearxilian,”said

    theunt,”haveyounothingtodointhisland”

    ”ihavetoyfather,”repliedrrelinabroken

    voice.

    ”hen,go,ethere,andiwillsoonjoinyou.”

    ”youleave,then”

    ”yes;ialsohaveapiousvisittopay.”

    rrelalloofallintothatheueo

    hithenhaninexpressiblysorroionoftheheadhe

    quittedtheuntahisstepstotheeastofthecity.nte

    aihesaspotuntilxilianofsight;he

    thenall

    houseadefaliaratthebeginningofthis

    story.ityetstood,uheshadeofthefineavenueoflitrees,

    sohestfrequentarseilles,

    veredbyaniensevine,sagedandblaed

    branchesoverthestonefront,butyelloheardentsunofthe

    south.taledtothe

    door,adeofthreeplanks;thedoorhadneverbeenpaintedor

    vaished,sogreatcracksyaduringthedryseasonto

    closeagaihehouse,bling

    antiquityandapparentsery,cheerfulandpicturesque,andwas

    thesathatolddantesforrlyinhabitedtheonlydifferencebeing

    thattheoldnoccupiedrelythegarret,hewholehousewas

    nondofrcedesbytheunt.

    theahadseeheshipuchregr

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