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    ngli**orehadfirstt

    hindfoughtagainsthiandinthataken

    prisoner,senttoengland,andnsignedtothehulks,ehehad

    escapedbysngthenbeganhistravels,hisduels,hiscaprices;

    thentheinsurrectioningreecebrokeout,andhehadservedinthe

    grecianranksinein

    theuntainsofthessaly,buthehadbeen

    everyoneafterthebattleofnavarino,entwas

    nsolidated,heaskedofkingothoaninggrantforthatdistrict,

    hencethatiensefortune,h,inlord

    oresopinion,possiblyauntedtooneortillionsper

    annuapreontarilylostbythe

    failureofthene

    ”but,”askedthevisitor,”doyouknoetofrance”

    ”heisspeculatinginrailore,”andasheis

    anexpertchestandphysicist,hehasinventedaneof

    telegraphy,obringtoperfection”

    ”houchdoeshespendyearly”askedtheprefect

    ”notrethanfiveorsixhundredthousandfrancs,”saidlordore;

    ”heisaser”hatredevidentlyinspiredtheenglishn,who,knowing

    nootherreproaofavarice”doyou

    knoauteuil”

    ”certainly”

    ”doyouknoingit”

    ”doyouoknoit”

    ”yes”

    ”theuntisaspeculator,selfin

    experintshesupposesthereisintheneighborhoodofthehousehe

    hasboughtaneralspringequaltothoseatbagneres,luchon,and

    ans

    terthehasalreadydugupallthegardentestofind

    thefausspring,and,beingunsuccessful,hehaseall

    thentiguoushousesno,andhopehisrailway,

    hisele

    fiture,ustsoontakeplace”

    ”hecauseofyourquarrel”

    ”whenheyfriends”

    ”seekrevenge”

    ”ihavealreadyfoughtthreeduels,”saidtheenglishn,”the

    firsththepistol,thesendhtheshethirdhthe

    sabre”

    ”andheresultofthoseduels”

    ”thefirstti,hebrokearthesend,heeinthe

    breast;andthethirdti,dethislargean

    tueddollar,andshoar,whoserednessproved

    ittobearecentone”sothat,yousee,thereisadeadlyfeudbetween

    us”

    ”but,”saidtheenvoy,”youdonotgoaboutitintherightokill

    hiifiunderstandyourrectly”

    ”aan,”ipracticeshootingeveryday,andevery

    otherdaygrisierestohouse”

    thishevisitoroascertain,or,rather,allthe

    englishnappearedtoknoarose,andhavingboolord

    ore,uedhissalutationhthestiffpolitenessofthe

    english,heretiredlordore,havingheardthedoorcloseafter

    hiretuedtohisbedroohonehandhepulledoffhis

    lighthair,hisrede

    theblaonte

    cristoitdevillefort,andnottheprefect,uedtothe

    houseofdevilleforttheprocureurfeltreatease,althoughhe

    hadleaednothingreallysatisfaesince

    thedinnerpartyatauteuil,hesleptsoundly

    chapter70theball

    itestdaysofjuly,ethe

    saturdayarriveduponde

    rcerfsitenoclockatnight;thebranchesofthegreattrees

    inthegardenoftheuntshousestoodoutboldlyagainsttheazure

    canopyofheaven,uddedhgoldenstars,butwhere

    thelastfleetingyetlingeredfrohe

    apartntsonthegroundfloorghtbeheardthesoundofsic,h

    thesoflightshone

    throughtheopeningsoftheveianblindsatthisntthegarden

    tenservants,receivedorders

    froheirstresstopreparethesupper,theserenityoftheher

    ntinuingtoincreaseuntilnohadbeenundecidedherthe

    suppershouldtakepla,orunderalongtent

    erectedonthelathebeautifulbluesky,studdedhstars,had

    settledthequestioninfavorofthelainated

    ,and,asisusual

    inuntriesheluxuriesofthetabletherarestofallluxuries

    intheirpleteforreood,thesuppertablewasloaded

    hsandflowers

    atthetitheuntessofrs,aftergiving

    herorders,nyguestsoreattractedbythechag

    hospitalityoftheuntessthanbythedistinguishedpositionofthe

    unt;for,oercedes,onewassureoffinding

    sodevicesatherentertainnthyofdescribing,orevenpying

    inadadanglars,intheeventsedhad

    adadercerfs,

    oinghercarriagehappenedtoetthatofvillefort

    thelatterdeasign,andhecarriageshaddraogether,

    said,”youaregoingtodadercerfs,areyounot”

    ”no,”replieddadanglars,”iaooill”

    ”youareportantthat

    youshouldbeseenthere”

    ”doyouthinkso”askedthebaroness

    ”ido”

    ”inthatcaseihetowards

    theirdifferentdestinationsdadanglarsthereforeca,notonly

    beautifulinperson,butradianthsplendor;sheenteredbyonedoor

    atthetiercedesappearedatthedoortheuntesstookalbert

    toetdadanglarsheapproached,paidhersoerited

    plintsonhertoilet,andofferedhisaronducthertoaseat

    albertlookedaroundhi”youarelookingfordaughter”saidthe

    baroness,sling

    ”infessit,”repliedalbert”uldyouhavebeensocruelasnotto

    bringher”

    ”etdeiselledevillefort,andhastaken

    herarsee,theyarefollohinedresses,oneha

    bouquetofe”

    ”well,doyouoknow”

    ”ontecristobeheretonight”

    ”seventeen”repliedalbert

    ”ean”

    ”ionly

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