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thinkeverofourselvesaspoor.acceptit.houghtwewere
superiorpeopleandotherpeoplethatistrustedh.
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slepttogetherandlovedeachother.
ithinkye.well
takealundsoakegoodsandhes.
hetrainanditscheapthatletsnotgoifyoudontthinkwe
should.anythingodaysawonderfulday.
ithinkweshouldgo.
youeotherway
no,shesaidarrogantly.shehadthelovelyhighcheekbonesfance.whoare
weanyway
sothegaredunordthroughthedirtiestandsaddest
partoftothesidingtotheoasisofthetrack.it
onrainatonthefreshthe
tleandlookedattheoldgrandstand,thebrotingbooths,thegreen
ofthetrack,thedarkergreenofthehurdles,andthebropsand
theeosandrails,thepaddoderthenewleafed
treesandthefirsthorsesbeingoreudied
thefornthepaperandherainattosleephthesunonher
failano.he
gavetwohorses.
nd,theyrenoi.butdohepriceputyouoff.
hatospendandhepaidto
one,juiifully,takingndonthefarsideoftheurseandingin
fthsahead.oneyandputitatheotherhalfon
thesendhorsehehehurdlesandojust
lastedtothefinishlinepawo
whipsflailing.
thebaruhestandandforthe
pricestogoup.
,butraye
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istillfeelitinside.
willhepay
theteayhavebethitthelast.
thehorsescaby,ours,hhisnostrilsobreathe,thejockey
pattinghi
poorhibet.
paghenthe
eup:85.thatanthepaideightyfivefrancsforten.
theysthaveputalotofneyonattheend,isaid.
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oo.ithoughtthathatone,ifyousplitthe
erforeachtospeahalfforragcapital.ikepttherag
capitalsecretandapartfrollothercapital.
anotherdaylaterthatyearebackfroneofourvoyagesand
hadgoodluckatsotrackagaine,goinginto
sitatthebarafterlookingatalltheclearlypricedheers
andcrabexiehglassesofsancerre.hetuilleriesin
thedarkandstoodandlookedthroughthearcducarrouselupacrossthedarkgardens
aldarknessahelongriseoflights
tophe.thenohedarkofthelouvreandisaid,
doyoureallythinkthatthethreearchesareiionein
lano
idontknoeerwhen
eoutintothespringoaliahestbeardafterthethe
snohespringtoaosta
eeryourshoes
poorshoes.doyoureerushavingfruitcupatbiffisinthegalleriah
capriandfreshpeachesandraallglasspitcherhice
thattiadethethreearches.
ireertheseroslikethisarch.
doyoureertheinnataigleinthegardenthatday
andreadwhileifished
yes,tatie.
ireeredtherhone,narroerarout
streaoherside,thestockalperandtherhoneal.thestockalperwasreally
clearthatdayandtherhonealurky.
doyoureerandhoriedto
reerastorythatjiale,ithink,hadtoldaboutaariavineandi
uld
yes,tatie,andyouandkalakethingstrue,
,andputtheightlyandnotdeses
heetisyoueerthelightsauresandthe
shapesyuedabout.
ofthegatehroughthelouvreandcrossedthestreet
outsideandandingonthebridgeleaningooneandlookingdothe
river.
hreearguedabouteverythingandaladefunof
eaeereverythinghinghewhole
trip,hadleysaid.idoreally.abouteverything.alkediwas
included.itisssteins.
ieerthestoryabouttheariavine.
itportant.itportant,tatie.
doyoureeribroughtsoaiglehotothechalettheysoldit
tousattheinn.theysaiditshouldgohthetrout.itopiesof
lagazettedelausahink.
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thetroutaubleuback
tothechalettheyrout,tatie,andwedran
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