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正文 第42节 文 / [法]Honore de Balzac/巴尔扎克

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    atthehefoolishwonderand

    shynessanathisfirstentraothegreat

    orealizethepleasuresituldgivethroughthe

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    ikeptuparrespondenceysideonly,

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    youthisgiftedirationanduncalculatingfidelity.

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    annoyaunablealontrolherselfwhenherwholesoul

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    friendshipightlightentheburdenofherlife,onlyby

    divertingherhusbandsnd.thoughiostiatienttorival

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    vienna,andanyrisktojustifyheesappealand

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    aition,desireforindependehegreatiihadinnot

    leavingtheking,alle

    dertsaufssadface.iresolvedtoleavetheurtatghentand

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    vendeensessengerwhowould

    faithfullycarrybackhisinstrus.theducdelenonurtknew

    thatthekinganooksoperilousan

    enterprise;heaskedforthessione,andi

    gladlyacceptedit,happyiobeabletoretutoclochegourde

    eloyedinthegoodcause.

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    parisandinvendee,iajestys

    instrus.toay,beingtrackedbythebonapartist

    authoritiestoiplace

    toplaanendeavtogetbacktohis

    estate.iparktopark,froross

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    aninhisqualityofroyalistclaid

    thedangerovere.aseinsightof

    onthsrolleda.whenwe

    ehesalosaid:”guessibringyoufelix”

    ”isitpossible”shesaid,sandabee.

    ishoyselfandaiionless;sheinherarhair,

    iohresholdofthedoor;lookingateachotherhthathunger

    ofthesoulakeupinasingleglahelost

    nths.then,reveringfrosurpriseherheart

    unveiled,sheroseandiuptoher.

    ”ihaveprayedforyoursafety,”shesaid,givingherhandtokiss.

    sheaskedney

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    sherequestedtheunttotakethere,aftersettingherfooton

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    alliestoparis,andtheprobableretuofthebourbons.theseevents

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    hegreateventiolea,afterkissingthechildrenfori

    ifeltatseeiesspaleand

    shrunken;ikdobyshoandareful

    toexpressonlyjoyatseeingher.butthegreateventforusold

    intheoday”shehadofteedthe

    yearbeforethatthee,who,never

    drinkinganythingelse,likediticed.godknoareaties

    ithadsthertogetanicehousebuilt.youkhanany

    ohataionofthevoice,atrifling

    attention,sufficesforlove;lovesprivilegeistoprove

    itselfbylove.well,hereher

    feelings,asihadforrlyshoi

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