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Albert
opened
the
paper
,
it
was
an
attestation
of
four
notable
inhabitants
of
Yanina
,
proving
that
Colonel
Fernand
Mondego
,
in
the
service
of
Ali
Tepelini
,
had
surrendered
the
castle
for
two
million
crowns
.
The
signatures
were
perfectly
legal
.
Albert
tottered
and
fell
overpowered
in
a
chair
.
It
could
no
longer
be
doubted
;
the
family
name
was
fully
given
.
After
a
moment
's
mournful
silence
,
his
heart
overflowed
,
and
he
gave
way
to
a
flood
of
tears
.
Beauchamp
,
who
had
watched
with
sincere
pity
the
young
man
's
paroxysm
of
grief
,
approached
him
.
"
Now
,
Albert
,
"
said
he
,
"
you
understand
me
--
do
you
not
?
I
wished
to
see
all
,
and
to
judge
of
everything
for
myself
,
hoping
the
explanation
would
be
in
your
father
's
favor
,
and
that
I
might
do
him
justice
.
But
,
on
the
contrary
,
the
particulars
which
are
given
prove
that
Fernand
Mondego
,
raised
by
Ali
Pasha
to
the
rank
of
governor-general
,
is
no
other
than
Count
Fernand
of
Morcerf
;
then
,
recollecting
the
honor
you
had
done
me
,
in
admitting
me
to
your
friendship
,
I
hastened
to
you
.
"
Albert
,
still
extended
on
the
chair
,
covered
his
face
with
both
hands
,
as
if
to
prevent
the
light
from
reaching
him
.
"
I
hastened
to
you
,
"
continued
Beauchamp
,
"
to
tell
you
,
Albert
,
that
in
this
changing
age
,
the
faults
of
a
father
can
not
revert
upon
his
children
.
Few
have
passed
through
this
revolutionary
period
,
in
the
midst
of
which
we
were
born
,
without
some
stain
of
infamy
or
blood
to
soil
the
uniform
of
the
soldier
,
or
the
gown
of
the
magistrate
.
Now
I
have
these
proofs
,
Albert
,
and
I
am
in
your
confidence
,
no
human
power
can
force
me
to
a
duel
which
your
own
conscience
would
reproach
you
with
as
criminal
,
but
I
come
to
offer
you
what
you
can
no
longer
demand
of
me
.
Do
you
wish
these
proofs
,
these
attestations
,
which
I
alone
possess
,
to
be
destroyed
?
Do
you
wish
this
frightful
secret
to
remain
with
us
?
Confided
to
me
,
it
shall
never
escape
my
lips
;
say
,
Albert
,
my
friend
,
do
you
wish
it
?
"
Albert
threw
himself
on
Beauchamp
's
neck
.
"
Ah
,
noble
fellow
!
"
cried
he
.
"
Take
these
,
"
said
Beauchamp
,
presenting
the
papers
to
Albert
.
Albert
seized
them
with
a
convulsive
hand
,
tore
them
in
pieces
,
and
trembling
lest
the
least
vestige
should
escape
and
one
day
appear
to
confront
him
,
he
approached
the
wax-light
,
always
kept
burning
for
cigars
,
and
burned
every
fragment
.
"
Dear
,
excellent
friend
,
"
murmured
Albert
,
still
burning
the
papers
.
"
Let
all
be
forgotten
as
a
sorrowful
dream
,
"
said
Beauchamp
;
"
let
it
vanish
as
the
last
sparks
from
the
blackened
paper
,
and
disappear
as
the
smoke
from
those
silent
ashes
.
"
"
Yes
,
yes
,
"
said
Albert
,
"
and
may
there
remain
only
the
eternal
friendship
which
I
promised
to
my
deliverer
,
which
shall
be
transmitted
to
our
children
's
children
,
and
shall
always
remind
me
that
I
owe
my
life
and
the
honor
of
my
name
to
you
--
for
had
this
been
known
,
oh
,
Beauchamp
,
I
should
have
destroyed
myself
;
or
--
no
,
my
poor
mother
!
I
could
not
have
killed
her
by
the
same
blow
--
I
should
have
fled
from
my
country
.
"
"
Dear
Albert
,
"
said
Beauchamp
.
But
this
sudden
and
factitious
joy
soon
forsook
the
young
man
,
and
was
succeeded
by
a
still
greater
grief
.
