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es.thefrenocupied
tours.thoughpresenceede
rtsauf,sheiloredtokeochateauroux,andsoround
byissoudunandorleanstoparishhasteiuld.itriedto
resist;butshended,sayingthatguardianangelspoke.i
obeyed.ourfaree,ditears;shefearedthe
allurentsofthelifeitolive.isitnotaseriousthing
toeheelstrofis,passions,andpleasuresh
keparisadangerousoforchasteloveandpurityofnsce
iprosedtoetohereverynight,relatingtheeventsand
thoughtsoftheday,everivial.ise
shelaidherheadonshoulderandsaid:”leavenothingout;
everythinge.”
shegavelettersforthedukeandduchess,he
senddayafterretu.
”youareinluck,”saidtheduke;”dioday,andgoe
thiseveningtotheade.thekingspokeof
youthising,andsaid,heisyoung,capable,andtrusthy.
hisjestyaddedthatheheryouwerelivingor
dead,andinpartoffrashadthroeryouhad
exeissionsoably.”
thatnightiasterofpetitionstotheuncilof
state,andialsoreceivedaprivateandperplathe
eloyntoflouisxviii.hielf,aialposition,not
highlydistinguished,bute
attheveryheartofthegoventandhasbeenthesoury
subsequentprosperity.dadertsaufhadjudgedrightly.inow
ohingtoher;poh,happinessandknowledge;she
guidedandenuraged,purifiedheart,andgavetohat
unityofpurposehouthepohareed.lateri
hadalleague;onths.weosupply
eachothersplaecessary;satthechateau,a
carriage,andlargealloissions.
strangepositionhina
policytoieshavesinesignaljustice;alone
entonallthings,fnanddostic,yetwe
haditeinflueenedlikelaforetby
liere,aofeelthatthehesitationsoflongexperiencewere
nfirdorrevedbythevigorousperceptionsofyouth.
inotherrespectsfutureaosatisfy
aition.besidesalaryassterofpetitions,paidbythebudget
oftheuhousandfranth
froisprivypurse,andoftenhielfaddedretoit.thoughthe
kingkneanoftythreeuldlongbearup
uhelaborse,lleague,noeerof
france,appoiillaugust,1817.thechoicewasa
diffiandedsonycapabilitiesthatthe
kingingtoadeethehonortoask
enaingishouldlikefor
anassoyschoolfello
lepitres;ididhihisjestyaskedwhy.
”theking,”ireplied,”enhful,but
ithi
able,certainthatishallal.”
judgntihatoftheking,hthe
sacrificeihadde.hesaidonthisoccasion,”youaretobethe
chief”;andherelatedthesecircestolleague,who
be,goodfriend.the
ioheducdelenonurtsetthetoneof
thatethinsociety.tohaveitsaid,”thekingtakesan
iintheyoungn;thatyoungnhasafuture,thekinglikes
hi”einplaceoftalents;anditnoothe
kindlyeacrdedtoyouthacertainrespectthatisonlygiven
topohesalonoftheduchessedelenonurtandalsoatthe
houseofsisterarriedtherquisdelistore,son
oftheoldladyintheilest.louis,igraduallycatoknohe
iialpersohefaubst.gerin.
heeherselfputattheheartofthecirclethencalled”le
petitchateau”bythehelpreataunt,theprincessede
blantybehalfthatthe
prine.icultivatedherandntrivedto
pleaseher,andshebeyprotectressbutafriend,inwhose
kihereethiheoldladytookpainstoke
intiteedespard,htheduchessede
langeais,thevitessedebeauseant,andtheduchessede
ufrigneuse,enhesceptreoffashion,andwhowereall
theregraebecauseideensionsandwasalways
readytobeusefulandagreeabletothebrothercharles,farfrobr >
avoiding,rapidsuccessrouseda
seindegreat
vexation.fatherandther,surprisedbyatriuhsoued,
felttheirvanityflattered,andreceivedatlastasason.but
theirfeelingightsayfalse,tolettheir
presehavefluenceuponasoreheart.affectations
staihy;theheartabhors
calculationsandprofitsofallkinds.
ionth.
herspirithoveredover,herthoughtstraversedspaddethe
atspherearoundpure.noanuldcaptivate.theking
noticedreserve,andas,inthisrespect,hebeloheschool
oflouisxv.,hecalled,i,deiselledevande
nductpleasedhiiavihatthehabitofpatiencei
auchtodo
inostkindto.
henodoubttookafaers,forhesoongaveuphis
notionoflifeasthatofayounggirl.onedayhedukewas
onduty,andiingatthekingsdictatioer
suddenlyrerked,inthatfine,silveryvoiceofhis,tohhe
uldgive,:
”sothatpoordevilofartsaufpersistsinliving”
”yes,”repliedtheduke.
”dadertsaufisanangel,ishouldliketoseeat
urt,”ntiheking;”butifia,cellor
here,”tuingto,”yberefortunate.youaretohavesix
nthsleave;ihavede
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