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idolplunged,onsieur
dertsauf,thethoughtcathataanstbelongtoherhusband,
andaragioseetheohistreasure.
totionsfillednd,hatredandfear,hatredhallowedof
noobstaclesandasuredallhoutshrinking,andavague,butreal
fearofthestruggle,ofitsissue,andaboveallofher.
”hereisnsieurdertsauf,”shesaid.
isprangtofeetlikeastartledhorse.thoughtheventwas
seenbynsieurdechesselaess,herdeany
observation,foradiversionontbythe
entranceofalittlegirl,itooktobeaboutsixyearsold,who
exg,”herespapa”
”deleine”saidherther,gently.
theonsieurdechessel,andlooked
atteafterkingalittlebohanairof
astonishnt.
”areyouresatisfiedaboutherhealth”askednsieurdechessel.
”sheisbetter,”repliedtheuntess,caressileheadh
linginherlap.
thequestionofnsieurdechesselletknoadeleine
diatelythe
othersbropanionthreea
sighe
blednodoubtuponsotealhevering
ofed.thesicklychild,whoseeyeswere
pallidandeasaporcelainvasehalight
osphereofacity.
untryairahersbroodingcarehadkeptthelifeinthat
frailbody,delicateasahothouseplantgrowinginaharshand
fnindofherther,
deleiohavehersoul,andthatsoulheldherup.herhair
sthin,her
chestnarrotlebeth,aduelhout
truotherhadsofarbeenvictorious.thechildwilled
tolive,perhapstospareherther,forattis,
observed,shefellintotheattitudeofaight
havethoughtheralittlegypsydyingofhunger,beggingherway,
exhaustedbutaloplayherpart.
”jacques”askedtheuntess,kissingthee
lihechildshairintothatlookedlikea
crowswings.
”heisinghpapa.”
justtheentered,holdinghissonbythehand.jacques,the
igeofhissister,shoesignsofhese
siagnifitlyhealthyitwas
iossiblenottoguessatthecausesofthegriefhcloudedher
brohersilentonasubjectsheuldtaketogodonly.as
heboeaglawasless
thanaanrust
groofhisinabilitytoanalyze.afterexplainingthe
ingtohitheuntessgave
hierpla.thechildren,whoseeyeswereon
thoseoftheirtherasiftheydrehers,
triedtofolloshesaid,hafingeronherlips,”stay
dears”andtheyobeyed,buttheireyesfilled.ahtohearthatone
taskstheyaken
likethechildrelesse
seedtogetheuntsfeelingtoe.ldandsupercilious
inhisfirstglance,hebecaatonce,ifnotaffeate,atleast
politelyattentive,shoeeveryionandseengpleased
toreerlydoedservice
tothebourbons,andhadplayedaniortantandperilous,though
secretpart.heircausebytheelevationofnapoleon,
heteinthequietudeoftheuntryanddosticlife,
acceptingtheunritedaccusationsthatfolloasthe
iablereb
afterservingaspivottothepoliticale.knohingof
thefortunes,norofthepast,norofthefutureoffaly,iwas
usaufwell
reered.reover,theantiquityofoua,thestprecious
qualityofaninhiseyes,addedtothethofhisgreeting.i
khe
suddentransitiontordialityputatease.hetwo
childrensahathreefairlyengagediion,
deleineslippedherheadfroerfathershand,glaheopen
door,andglidedahey
rejoiheirther,aheirvoients,
soundingianceliketherrofbeesaboutahive.
ieso
iediainleadingtraitsthatigotnofurtherthana
superficialexanationofhispersonality.thoughhey
fiveyearsold,heseednearersixty,sochhadthegreat
ship.the
crestofhaironasticallyfrihebackofhishead,
otherpletelybald,eheearsinlittletuftsofgray
ngledblahatofa
uzzle,forhisnoseedand
gavesignsofalifepoisoitsspringsandvitiatedbydiseases
oflongstanding.hisflatforehead,toobroadforthefaeath
it,,andtransverselyrooked
lines,gavesignsofalifeintheopenair,butnotofanyntal
activity;italsoshoisfortunes,butnot
ofanyeffortsdetosuruntthehischeekbones,hwerebrown
andproadthegeneralpallorofhisskin,shoal
structurealonglife.hishard,light
yelloinelikearayofrysun,brighthout
th,anxioushoutthought,distrustfulhoutnsciouscause.
hisuthineering,hisflatandlong.thin
aall,hehadthebearingofagentlenhe
ionalvalueofhiscaste,selfaboveothersby
right,ahthenfact.thecarelessnessofuntrylifehad
dehieglecthisextealappearance.hisdresshatofa
untrynpeasantsandneighborsnolongernsideredexcept
forhisterritorialh.hisbrohathe
ountedahorse,ortochurdhi
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