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    arepatientandsluggishhaveinventedforfishingthedaypassedin

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    topletelyexhausted

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    anarhaieartheheunthhis

    architecttheplanofanservatoryinhishouse;hesoundof

    ahorseatfullspeedonthehighroaddealbertlookuphewas

    disagreeablysurprisedtoseehisobre;hehadnot

    brought;thatheghtnotinnveniencentecristo

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    hastenedtothedootecristoapproachthe

    valet;allsealedparcelfroispocket;ntaininga

    neisthis”saidheeagerly”fro

    beaucha;”repliedflorentin

    ”didhesendyou”

    ”yes;sir;hesentfortohishouse;gaveneyforjouey;

    proadeprosenottostoptillihadreached

    you;ihaveeinfifteenhours”

    albertopenedtheletterhfear;utteredashriekonreadingthe

    firstline;andseizedthepaperhissightd;hislegssank

    underhiandhe

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    thatthesinofthefathershallfallonthechildrentothethirdand

    fourthgeneration”anhadrevived;and;ntinuingto

    read;hethrein;isyourhorsefitto

    retuiediately”

    ”itisapoorlaposthorse”

    ”instatehehouse”

    ”allbeauadain

    tears:shehadsentfortoknoy

    ordersfrobeaue;but

    afterantsrefleayhe

    equickly”

    ”yes;ther;”saidalbert;”ious

    ustgetthere”

    heinutes

    hadsuffiationinhisappearancehis

    voicehadbeeroughandhoarse;hisfacehwrinkles;

    hiseyesbuedundertheblueveinedlids;andhetotteredlikea

    drunkenn”unt;”saidhe;”ithankyouforyourhospitality;h

    iustretutoparis”

    ”hashappened”

    ”agreatsfortune;reiortanttothanlifedontquestion;

    ibegofyou;butlendahorse”

    ”stablesareatyoud;visunt;butyouwillkillyourselfby

    ridingonhorsebacktakeapostchaiseoracarriage”

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    nearthedooteanifestationof

    physicalexhaustion;hethealling;”ali;ahorsefor

    dercerfquickheisin
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    ahurry”theseoredalbert;

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    throselfonhishorse”retuassoonasyoucan;florentin

    stiuseanypassoprocureahorse”

    ”onlydisunt;anotherdiatelysaddled”alberthesitateda

    nt”youythinkdeparturestrangeandfoolish;”saidtheyoung

    n;”youdonotknoayexasperateone

    readthat;”saidhe;”gone;thatyouynotbey

    anger”

    heuntpickedupthepaperheputspurstohishorse;h

    leapedinastonishntatsuchanunusualstilus;andshotaway

    hafeelingof

    passion;andpletelydisappeared;readasfollows:

    ”thefrenchofficerintheserviceofalipashaofyaninaalludedto

    threepartial;onlysurrenderedthecastle

    ofyanina;butsoldhisbenefaselftrulyat

    thattifeand;asouresteednteorarystates;buthehassince

    addedtohisilynahe

    noselftheuntofrcerf;andranksangthepeers”

    thustheterriblesecret;phadsogenerouslydestroyed;

    appearedagainlikeanardphantoandanotherpaper;derivingits

    infortionfroolicioussource;hadpublishedter

    albertsdeparturefoodythefehe

    unfortunateyoungnalstcrazy

    chapter86thetrial

    ateightooingalberthadarrivedatbeauchas

    doorthevaletdeinatonce

    beaucha;”saidalbert

    ”ypoorfriend;”repliedbeaucha;”iexpectedyou”

    ”ineednotsayithinkyouaretoofaithfulandtookindtohavespoken

    ofthatpainfuleisanotherproof

    ofyouraffee;haveyouthe

    slightestideahisterriblebloeeds”

    ”ithinkihavesoclew”

    ”butfirsttellallthepartiefulplot”beaucha

    proan;ede

    andgrief;thefollosthearticlehad

    appearedinanotherpaperbesidestheiartial;and;ore

    serious;ohatentpaperbeauchawas

    breakfastingdiatelyfora

    cabriolet;andhastenedtothepublishersofficealthoughprofessing

    diatrithoseoftheeditoroftheother

    paper;beaues;aysayoften;happenswas

    hisintitefriendtheeditorhapparentdelight;a

    leadingarticleinthesapaperonbeetsugar;probablyaposition

    ofhisown

    ”ah;pardieu;”saidbeaucha;”yfriend;

    ineednottellyoutheyvisit”

    ”areyouinterestedinthesugarquestion”askedtheeditorofthe

    nisterialpaper

    ”no;”repliedbeaucha;”ihavenotnsideredthequestion;atotally

    differentsubjectinterests”

    ”isit”

    ”thearticlerelativetorcerf”

    ”indeedisitnotacuriousaffair”

    ”socurious;thatithinkyouarerunningagreatriskofaprosecution

    fordefationofcharacter”

    ”notatall;ationalltherequisite

    proofs;andorcerfraisehisvoice

    againstus;besides;itisrenderingaservicetoonesuntryto

    denouncetheseinalshyofthehonorbestowed

    onthe”beauchahunderstruck”hen;hassorrectly

    infordyou”askedhe;”forpaper;ation

    onthesubject;hasbeenobligedtostopforofproof;andyetwe

    arereinterestedthanyouinexposingdercerf;asheisapeer

    offrance;andheopposition”

    ”oh;thatisverysile;soughttoscandalizethisnews

    anarrivedyesterdayfroanina;bringinga

    fordablearrayofdocunts;andatedtopublishthe

    aeother

    paper”

    beauainedbuttosubt;andleftthe

    offiorcerfbuthehadbeenunabletosend

    toalbertthefolloiculars;astheeventshadtranspiredafter

    thessengersdeparture;naly;thatthesadayagreatagitation

    anifestinthehouseofpeersangtheusuallycaleersof

    thatdignifiedasselyeveryonehadarrivedalstbeforetheusual

    hour;andelancholyeventoattract

    theattentionofthepublictoostillustrious

    lleaguessoakingntsand

    recallingcircutancesorethe

    untofrcerfehhislleagueslikeallupstarts;

    hehadhadreursetoagreatdealofhaughtinesstointainhis

    positionthetruenobilitylaughedathithetalentedrepelledhi

    andthehonorableinstinctivelydespisedhihe;inthe

    unhappypositionofthevictiarkedforsacrifice;thefingerofgod

    on;everyoneoraisethehueandcry

    theuntofrcerfaloneoftheakein

    thepapetainingthedefatoryarticle;andhadpassedtheing

    ininglettersandintryingahorsehearrivedathisusualhour;

    eanor;healighted;passedthroughthe

    rridors;andenteredthehousehoutobservingthehesitationof

    thedoorkeepersortheolnessofhislleaguesbusinesshadalready

    beengoingonforhalfanhoureredeveryoneheldthe

    aselfthe

    responsibilityoftheattaorcerfs

    acknoy;ascendedthetribunenityh

    announcedthattheexpectednthadarrivedtherepressive

    silence;rcerfalonekentiono

    anoratoruchplacencythe

    untdidnotnoticetheintroduction;inhespeakerannounced

    thathisnicationportancethatit

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    yaninaandlonelfeand;hetuedsofrightfullypalethatevery

    ershudderedandfixedhiseyesuponhiralhis

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    heart

    thearticlehavingbeenreadduringthepainfulhushthatfollowed
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    universalshudderpervadedtheassely;andiediatelytheclosest

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    hisscruplesandthedifficultiesofthecase;it

    dercerf;andthatoftheodefend;by

    provokingadebateonpersonalquestions;harealhpainful

    thesofdiscussionhencludedbycallingforaninvestigation;

    ightdisposeoftheeto

    spread;andrestoredercerftothepositionhehadlongheldin

    publipinionrcerfpletelyoveredbythisgreatand

    unexpectedcalatythatheuldscarcelystaerafeordsashe

    lookedaroundontheasselythistidity;ightproceedfrobr 》

    theastonishntofinnocenceaseofguilt;nciliated

    soinhisfavor;forulygenerousarealo

    passionateisfortuneoftheirenesurpassesthelitsof

    theirhatred

    thepresidentputittothevote;andithatthe

    investigationshouldtakeplacetheuntehe

    requiredtopreparehisdefencercerfsuragehadrevivedwhenhe

    foundhielfaliveafterthishorriblebloylords;”answered

    he;”itisnotbytiiuldrepeltheattaebyenees

    unknoe;and;doubtless;hiddeninobscurity;itisiediately;

    andbyathunderbolt;thatistrepeltheflashoflightningh;

    forant;startledoh;thatiuld;insteadoftakingupthis

    defenynoblelleaguesthat

    iaheirequalinadeafavorableiressionon

    behalfoftheaccused”idend;then;thattheexanationshall

    takeplaceassoonaspossible;andihehousehall

    neation”

    ”daydoyoufix”askedthepresident

    ”todayiatyourservice;”repliedtheuntthepresidentrang

    thebell”doesthehouseapprovethattheexanationshouldtakeplace

    today”

    ”yes;”ousanswer

    atteeofteersiheproofsbrought

    fororcerftheinvestigationeightoclockthat

    eveninginthetteerooandifpostponenthe

    proorcerf

    askedleavetoretire;hehadtolleentshehadlongbeen

    preparingagainstthisstoryhadforeseen

    albertlistened;trelingnohhope;thenhanger;andthen

    againe;forfroeauchasnfidencehekneherwas

    guilty;andheaskedhielfhoy;heuldprove

    hisinnocencebeauchahesitatedtontinuehisnarrative”

    next”askedalbert

    ”poseapainfultaskonstyouknow

    all”

    ”absolutely;andratherfroourlipsthananothers”

    ”sterupallyoururage;then;foeverhaveyourequireditre”

    albertpassedhishandoverhisforehead;asiftotryhisstrength;as

    anodefendhislifeproveshisshieldandbends

    hissselfstrongenough;forhestookfeverfor

    energy”goon;”saidhe

    ”theeveningarrived;allparisanysaidyour

    fatherhadonlytoshoselftocrushthechargeagainsthiny

    otherssaidheeassertedthattheyhadseen

    hitartforbrussels;andotherstothepoliceofficetoinquire

    ifhehadtakenoutapassportiusedallinfluencehoneofthe

    ttee;ayoungpeerofaissiontooneof

    thegalleriesheeatsevenoclock;and;beforeanyone

    hadarrived;askedoneofthedoorkeeperstoplaceinaboxiwas

    ncealedbyalu;andghtnesstheheterrible

    sceotakeplaceateightoclockallheir

    plae

    papersinhishand;hisuntenance;andhisstepfirandhe

    ilitaryunifortoned

    pletelyuptothechinhispresenceproducedagoodeffectthe

    tteeadeupofliberals;severalofcaforoshake

    hands”

    albertfelthisheartburstingattheseparticulars;butgratitude

    ngledbracedthosewhohad

    givenhisfatherthisproofofesteetantwhenhishonorwasso

    poontoneofthedoorkeepersbrought

    inaletterforthepresidentyouareatlibertytospeak;de

    rcerf;saidthepresident;asheunsealedtheletter;andtheunt

    beganhisdefenosteloquentandskilful

    nnerheproduentsprovingthatthevizierofyaninahadup

    tothelastnthonoredhihisentirenfidence;sincehehad

    interestedhierorhe

    producedthering;hisrkofauthority;hhalipashagenerally

    sealedhisletters;and;thatheght;

    onhisretuatanyhourofthedayoight;gainaccesstothe

    presence;eveninthehareunfortunately;thenegotiationfailed;and

    uedtodefendhisbenefactor;he;saidthe

    unt;sogreathatonhisdeathbedhe

    resignedhisfavoritestressandherdaughtertocare”albert

    startedonhearingthese;

    andhereeredessageandthering;and

    thennerinadeaslav
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