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    t

    deisellevalentine,atthefirstheruth,

    nothstandingalltheprecautionsofherfather;thebloruckher

    likeathunderbolt,andshefellsenseless”

    ”andhooiselledevillefort”

    saidtheunt

    ”heotherssideheinghereto

    hastenherrriagehfranz”

    ”ah,indeed”

    ”sofranzstdesaintranalsograndfatherto

    deiselledanglars”

    ”albert,albert,”saiddaderildreproof,

    ”syousohighly,tellhihat

    hehasspokenass”andshetookthreestepsforward

    ntecristochedherhanairsothoughtful,andsofullof

    affeiration,thatshetuedbackandgraspedhishand;at

    thesatisheseizedthatofherson,andjoinedtheogether

    ”wearefriends;are”sheasked

    ”oh,da,idonotpresutocallselfyourfriend,butatall

    tisiaourstrespectfulservant”theuntesslefthan

    indescribablepanginherheart,andbeforeshehadtakentenstepsthe

    untsaytherand

    youagree”askedalbert,astonished

    ”onthentrary,”repliedtheunt,”didyounothearherdeclarethat

    ,ineand

    dadevilleforthadjustquitteditisperhapsneedlesstoaddthat

    rreldepartedalstatthesati

    chapter72dadesaintran

    agloosdevillefort

    aftertheladieshaddepartedfortheball,heralltheentreaties

    ofdadevilleforthadfailedinpersuadinghioacpanythe

    thepro,

    anyoneelse,buth

    generallysethe

    paperseretterofforvilleforthadsecludedhielf,not

    tostudy,buttoreflect;andhthedoorlockedandordersgiventhat

    heshouldnotbedisturbedexportantbusiness,hesatdown

    inhisarranceof

    indanygloo

    thoughtsandbitterrellectionsthen,insteadofplungingintothe

    ssofdo,heopenedthedrawerofhisdesk,

    touongst

    self,

    thenasofallthoseoney

    tters,atthebar,orinhissteriousloveaffairs,hadbeehis

    enees

    theiueridable,nohathehadbeguntofear,andyet

    thesenas,potosle

    ekindofsatisfactionexperiencedbyatraveller

    thesuitofauntainbeholdsathisfeetthecraggyenences,the

    alstiassablepaths,andthefearfulchas,throughhhehasso

    perilouslycliedesinhisry,

    againreadandstudiedthentingans,he

    shookhishead

    ”no,”herred,”noneofeneesedsopatiently

    andlaboriouslyforsolongaspae,thattheyghtnoe

    andcrushetis,ashaetsays

    fouldeedswillrise,

    thoalltheearthoertheonseyes;

    but,likeaphosphoriclight,theyrisebuttosleadthestoryhas

    beentoldbythersiepriest,uhasrepeated

    itdenteselfbut

    selfuponthesubject”asked

    villefort,afterantsreflection,”de

    ntezae,sonofashipoalta,disverer

    ofaneinthessaly,noe,

    interest,isay,y,sterious,and

    uselessfactlikethishoongalltheinherentdetailsgiven

    tobytheabbebusoniandbylordore,bythatfriendandthat

    ene,ohingappearscertainandclearinopinionthatin

    noperiod,innostance,uldtherehavebeenany

    ntactbetand”

    butvillefortutteredselfdidnotbelievehe

    dreadednotsochtherevelation,forheuldreplytoordenyits

    truth;heene,tekel,upharsin,happeared

    suddenlyinlettersofblooduponthehewasreally

    anxiousforwhilehe

    hisfears,andinsteadofdhe

    politibitious

    drea,aginingafuturelitedtotheenjoyntsofho,in

    fearofaythathadsolongslept,thenoiseofa

    carriagesoundedintheyard,thenheheardthestepsofanagedperson

    ascendingthestairs,folloentations,suchas

    servantsaltoheyoappearinterestedin

    theirstersgriefhedreost

    directlyanoldladyentered,unannounced,carryinghershawlonher

    arandherboninherhandtheher

    yellohefurrowsofage,now

    alstdisappearedbeneaththeeyelidsshgrief”oh,sir,”

    shesaid;”oh,sir,isfortuneishalldieofit;oh,yes,i

    shallcertainlydieofit”

    andthen,fallinguponthechaiearestthedoor,sheburstintoa

    paroxysfsobstheservants,standinginthedoordaringto

    approachnearer,noirtiersoldservant,whohadheard

    thenoisefroisstersrooandruntherealso,reiningbehind

    theothersvillefortrose,andrantootherinla

    wasshe

    ”husdisturbed

    youisdesaintranhyou”

    ”desaintranisdead,”ansarchioness,hout

    prefaceandhoutexpression;sheappearedtobestupefiedvillefort

    dreed”deadso

    suddenly”

    ”aedesaintran,”outtogetherin

    thecarriageafterdinnerdesaintranhadbeenune

    days;still,theideaofseeingourdearvalentineagaininspiredhibr >

    hurage,andnothstandinghisillnesshesix

    leaguesfroarseilles,afterhavingeatensoofthelozengesheis

    accustodtotake,hefellintosuchadeepsleep,thatitappearedto

    unnatural;stillihesitatedto,al

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