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lancholyandutteredonlyinstillher,ofatreefrogwhose
sneveningihave
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frapesleituedtolookatclochegourdeandsahitswindows
alittleboat,calledintouraineapunt,fasteoanashtreeand
sonsieurdertsauf,who
useditforfishing.
”onsieurdechessel,ofearshot.”i
askifyoufoundthoseshoulders;ist,however,
ngratulateyouonthereonsieurdertsaufgaveyou.the
devilyousteppedintohisheartatonce.”
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spirits.ihadnotasyetsaidaay
haveattributedsileohappiness.
”hoean”iasked.
”heoknoeivedanyonesowell.”
”iitthatiaathersurprisedself,”isaid,nsciousof
acertainbitteessunderlyingpanionsspeech.
thoughiatterstouanditscause,i
uchstruckbythefeelingnsieurdechesselbetrayed.hisreal
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ertadealargefortuneuhe
revolution.hishechessels,anold
parliantaryfalyunderhenryiv.,belongingtotheddleclasses,
asdidstoftheparisiangistrates.aitiousofhigherflights
nsieurdeothertheinaldurand.he
firstcalledhielfduranddechessel,thend.dechessel,andthat
dehionsieurdechessel.uherestoratioailedan
estatelouis
xviii.hischildrenreapedthefruitsofhisaudacityhoutknowing
insarcastits.parvenusarelikenkeys,
g,iretheir
agility,butohesuitheirabsurdand
ibleparts.thereversesideofhostscharacterade
upofpettiheadditionofenvy.thepeerageandhewereon
divergingliohaveanaitionandgratifyitshoerelythe
insolerength,buttolivebelobitionisa
nstantsourinds.nsieurdechesseldid
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electeddeputy,ted;yesterdaydirecteneral,today
nothingatall,noteve,hissuccessesandhisdefeatshad
injuredhisnature,andgivenhihesouessofinvalidedaition.
thoughabravenandatyoneandcapableofgreatthings,envy,
herootofexisteouraiheinhabitantsofh
eloytheiativegeniusinjealousyofallthings,injuredhin
uppersocialcircles,an,frothe
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unhappilyhehadenoughgenuinesuperioritytokehi
advanhisownway.
atthispartibitionhadasend
daileduponhiahegrand
illheustsay,stkindto,andhepleased
fortheverysilereasonthatihadfoundpeadrest
forthefirstti.thei,possiblyveryslight,hhe
shoyaffairs,seedto,lonelyaedasiwas,an
igeofpateallove.hishospitabletrastedsly
ed,thatifeltachildlike
gratitudetothehoeandwhereiwas
edaed.
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happihatihenallthoseriesilovetorevive.
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hadthepleasureofdoinghostsoservisieurdechessel
enjoyedhisbragetocertainof
hisneighbors.heovaryandrenewhisfinehorsesand
elegantequipages;hisely;hereceivedona
grandserousthanhisneighbors
approved;forallofobeapingprihe
frapesleestateisiense.beforesuchluxuryasthisthetede
rtsauf,ilycariole,ething
betited
anstoletorfarlochegourde,ewhen
royalfavorrestoredthefalytoadistinpossiblyunlooked
for.hisgreetingto,theyoungersonofaruinedfalywhose
escutdatedbacktothecrusades,pt
forthelargefortuobelittlethepossessions,thehe
arablelands,theadoofh.
nsieurdechesselfullyuoodthis.theyaletpolitely;
buttherehatdailyinterurseorthatagreeable
inticytohaveexistedbethegourdeand
frapesle,tatesseparatedonlybytheindre,andwhose
stressesuldhavebetheirwindows.
jealousy,hothesolereasonforthesolitudeinh
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ilies,anieandsuperficialinstru
astokedbythetrainingofsociety,the
habitsofaurtlife,andtheexerportantdutiesuhe
onsieurdertsaufhadegratedatthe
verynthesendstageofhiseducationtobegin,
andaglythattraining.hehose
diaterestorationofthenarchy;hthat
nviind,hisexileiserableperiodof
idleness.yofojoin
ostdevotion,e
otherpostuheeflag,andneversought,likeother
egrants,totakeupanindustry.perhapshehadnotthesortof
uragethatuldlayasidehisnaandeahislivinginthes
ofatoilhedespised.hishopes,dailypostpoherrow,and
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