orks;

    quot;to go on aircase,quot; interrupted Michael,ironically.

    quot;You must no; replied Robert,smiling.

    quot;;

    quot;Because I  to ;

    turned round quickly.

    quot;Sold it!quot; cried h sparkling eyes.

    quot;For t I  rico give it ;

    Micool.

    quot;t; resumed ;s an ideainto to a ricake t ;

    quot;ell, w ; asked Genevieve.

    quot; ; cried t;You understand not it--you are a   a true  is o keep it for t does  it up at auction I  a neion is like a co a ,  up,  in t is only apoor creature ;

    Robert colored a little.

    quot;You ly, fat; said ;w;

    quot;Yes, and you ,quot; added Genevieve, who could nolonger keep silence.

    quot;Never !quot; replied Michael.

    quot;But, c; cried s; only for our sakes!quot;

    t onis. It o come to an explanation. tter related ered into a negotiation er Benoit, o sell  paid do aining t o ractor at Versailles; unityof trying ion, and of finding a purco t,  concluded t, and he new work-yard.

    tion y andsimplicity t I e affected by it. Genevieve cried; Mico , and in a long embrace o ask ly accused him.

    All o Robert. t ion; ion nor of avarice, nor even tion of inventive genius: ive and single aim itude urned them sacrifice for sacrifice!

    After tions and exclamations of joy  to leave me; but, t to breakfast.

    tolerable; but tion made it delicious. Never ter understoodt calm enjoyment in t community ofinterests ion ofexistences tions,