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We hear From Yanina.

           Noirtierhavingatthecommencementofthediscussionbeenattackedbyasortofapoplecticfit,theaffairwouldnecessarilybedeferredforsomedayslonger.Thisnews,falseasitwasfollowingsosingularlyinthetrainofthetwosimilarmisfortuneswhichhadsorecentlyoccurred,evidentlyastonishedtheauditors,andtheyretiredwithoutaword.DuringthistimeValentine,atonceterrifiedandhappy,afterhavingembracedandthankedthefeebleoldmanforthusbreakingwithasingleblowthechainwhichshehadbeenaccustomedtoconsiderasirrefragable,askedleavetoretiretoherownroom,inordertorecoverhercomposure.Noirtierlookedthepermissionwhichshesolicited.Butinsteadofgoingtoherownroom,Valentine,havingoncegainedherliberty,enteredthegallery,and,openingasmalldoorattheendofit,foundherselfatonceinthegarden.

           Inthemidstofallthestrangeeventswhichhadcrowdedoneontheother,anindefinablesentimentofdreadhadtakenpossessionofValentine’smind.SheexpectedeverymomentthatsheshouldseeMorrelappear,paleandtrembling,toforbidthesigningofthecontract,liketheLairdofRavenswoodin"TheBrideofLammermoor."Itwashightimeforhertomakeherappearanceatthegate,forMaximilianhadlongawaitedhercoming.HehadhalfguessedwhatwasgoingonwhenhesawFranzquitthecemeterywithM.deVillefort.HefollowedM.d’Epinay,sawhimenter,afterwardsgoout,andthenre-enterwithAlbertandChateau–Renaud.

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