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    glarsher,inhabitedbypersonsoo

    pronentapartintheincidentsedfortheirappearance

    nottoercedesandalbert

    rcedesuchchangedhinthelastfethateveninher

    daysoffortuneshehadeverdressedagnificentdisplayh

    kesusnolongerabletoregnizeaanwhensheappearsina

    plainandsileattire;norindeed,hadshefallenintothatstateof

    depressionpossibletonisery;no,

    thechangeinrcedeshathereyenolongersparkled,herlips

    nolongersled,andthereationinutteringthewords

    erlysprangsofluentlyfroerready

    itpoverty;ita

    ofurageercedes,although

    deposedfroheexaltedpositionshehadoccupied,lostinthesphere

    shehadnoarooplendidlylighted

    intoutterdarkness,appearedlikeaqueen,fallenfroerpalaceto

    ahovel,ande

    renciledtotheearthenvesselssheoplace

    uponthetable,nortothehulepalleteherbedthe

    beautifulcatalaneandnobleuntesshadlostbothherproudglanceand

    chagsle,becauseshesaiseryaroundher;thewalls

    icallandlordschoose

    asnotlikelytoshohedirt;thefloored;thefuiture

    attraptatluxury;indeed,

    everythingoffendedeyesaentandelegance

    dadercerfhadlivedtheresinceleavingherhouse;thentinual

    silenceofthespotoppressedher;still,seeingthatalbertntinually

    chedheruntenancetojudgethestateofherfeelings,she

    nstrainedherselftoassuanotonoussleofthelipsalone,

    ingexpressionthatusually

    shonefroereyes,seedlike”onlightonastatue,”yielding

    lightthalbert,too,ainsof

    luxurypreventedhiroinkingintohisactualpositionifhewished

    togoouthoutgloves,hishandsappearedtooe;ifheo

    edtoohighlypolishedyetthese

    telligentcreatures,unitedbytheindissolubleties

    oftealandfiliallove,hadsucceededintacitlyunderstandingone

    another,andenozingtheirstores,andalberthadbeenabletotell

    histherother,wehave

    noreney”

    rcedeshadneverknoisery;shehadoften,inheryouth,spokenof

    poverty,butbetoushere

    isaongstthecatalans,rcedeswishedfora

    thousandthings,butstillsheneverreallyedanysolongasthe

    sheycaughtfish;andsolongastheysoldtheirfish,

    they

    friendship,havingbutoneaffection,ixeduph

    herordinarypursuits,shethoughtofherselfofnoonebutherself

    uponthelittlesheeaedshelivedashere

    obesupported,andnothingtoliveupon

    ercedeshadnofireinthatldandnaked

    roohe,edtostoves

    thehalltotheboudoir;shehadnotevenonelittleflowershewhose

    apartnthadbeenanservatoryofstlyexoticsbutshehadher

    sonhithertotheex

    exesrendersusunnscioustothe

    thingsofearthbuttheexcitenthadcalddoheyfelt

    theelvesobligedtodesstoreality;afterhaving

    exhaustedtheideal,theyfoundtheysttalkoftheactual

    ”ther,”exclaidalbert,justasdadanglarshe

    stairs,”letusreckonourriches,ifyouplease;icapitalto

    buildplansupon”

    ”erile

    ”no,ther,capital3,000francsandihaveanideaofourleadinga

    delightfullifeuponthis3,000francs”

    ”child”sighedrcedes

    ”alas,dearther,”saidtheyoungn,”ihaveunhappilyspenttoo

    oneynottoknohevalueofitthes,000francs

    areenorus,andiintendbuildinguponthisfoundationaraculous

    certaintyforthefuture”

    ”yousaythis,dearboy;butdoyouthinktoacceptthese

    3,000francs”saidrcedes,loring

    ”ithinkso,”anstone”he

    rereadily,sincenothere;youknoheyareburiedin

    thegardenofthelittlehouseinthealleesdeillan,atrseilles

    h200francsarseilles”

    ”h200francsareyousure,albert”

    ”oh,asforthat,ihavedeinquiriesrespectingthediligencesand

    steaoats,andadeyouakeyourplace

    intheupetoother,itreatyouhandsolyfor

    thirtyfivefrancs”albertthentookapen,ande:

    frs

    upe,thirtyfivefrancs35

    frohalonstolyonsyouboat6

    froyonstoavignonstillbysteaoat16

    frovignontorseilles,sevenfrancs7

    expensesontheroad,aboutfiftyfrancs50

    total114frs

    ”letusputdoiling”youseeiaenerous,abr >

    inot,ther”

    ”butyou,poorchild”

    ”idoyounotseethatireserveeightyfranyselfayoungn

    doesnotrequireluxuries;besides,iknotravellingis”

    ”bre”

    ”anyother”

    ”sobutthese200francs”

    ”heretheyare,and200rebesidessee,ihavesoldchfor

    100francs,andtheguardandsealsfor300hounatethatthe

    oantsorethantheestoryof

    superfluitiesnohinkeadofthe114francs

    hejoueywefindourselvesinpossessionof250”

    ”butethinginthishouse”

    ”thirtyfrany150francs,thatis

    understood,andasirequireonlyeightyfranyjouey,yousee

    iaveredhluxurybutthatisnotalldoyousayto

    this,ther”

    andalberttookoutofalittlepocketbookhgoldenclasps,a

    reantofhisoldfanoneof

    thesteriousandveiledladiesoknockat

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