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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twinalspadassecretary;ied,why,

    ikno,tohebeginningoftheyear1811;sihenihave

    dendedlibertyfroheitaliana.”

    ”thefre”

    ”beethat,likelanand

    florenefrent.”

    ”ah,”saidtheior,”youhavenotthelatestaly”

    ”infortiondatesfrohedayoned,”retued

    theabbefari”andastheeerorhadefor

    hisinfantson,ipresuthathehasrealizedthedreafchiavelli

    and.”

    ”nsieur,”retuedtheior,”providencehasgedthis

    gigantiyouadvocatesoly.”

    ”itistheonlyansofrenderingitalystrong,happy,and

    indepe.”

    ”verypossibly;onlyiaotetodiscusspolitics,buttoinquire

    ifyouhaveanythingtoaskortoplainof.”

    ”thefoodisthesaasinotherprisons,thatis,verybad;the

    lodgingisveryuhful,but,onthewhole,passableforadungeon;

    butitisnotthatospeakof,butasecretihaveto

    revealofthegreatestiortance.”

    ”ingtothepoint,”hegoveor.

    ”itisforthatreasoniaelightedtoseeyou,”ntiheabbe,

    ”althoughyouhavedisturbedinastiortantcalculation,h,

    ifitsucceeded,.uldyouallow

    afee.”

    ”diditellyou”saidthegoveor.

    ”youkne,”retuedtheiorile.

    ”possible,nsieur,”ntinuedhe,addressingfaria.

    ”but,”saidtheabbe,”i,auntingto

    fivellions.”

    ”theverysuounad,”heiorinhistu.

    ”hoinuedfaria,seeingthattheiorto

    depart,”itisnotabsolutelynecessaryforustobealohegoveor

    bepresent.”

    ”unfortunately,”saidthegoveor,”iknoyouare

    abouttosay;itncesyourtreasures,doesitnot”fariafixedhis

    eyesonhianexpressionthatonvinyoneelseof

    hissanity.

    ”ofurse,”saidhe;”ofelseshouldispeak”

    ”.ior,”ntihegoveor,”itellyouthestoryas

    yearsforthelastfourorfive

    years.”

    ”thatproves,”retuedtheabbe,”thatyouarelikethoseofholy,

    ,andhavingeyesseenot.”

    ”dearsir,thegoventisriddoesnotyourtreasures,”

    repliedtheiilyouareliberated.”theabbes

    eyesglistened;heseizedtheiorshand.

    ”butnotliberated,”criedhe,”aainedhereuntil

    deaththistreasureeerprofit

    byitiillions,andiyselfhthe

    rest,iftheyeliberty.”

    ”onheiorinaloone,”hadiold

    beforehandthatthisnad,ishouldbelievehesays.”

    ”iaotd,”repliedfaria,hthataessofhearingpeculiar

    toprisoners.”thetreasureispeakofreallyexists,andiofferto

    signaisetoleadyoutothespot

    ehereagain,iask

    nore.”

    theghed.”isthespotfarfroere”

    ”ahundredleagues.”

    ”itisnotillplanned,”saidthegoveor.”ifalltheprisoook

    itintotheirheadstotravelahundredleagues,andtheirguardians

    edtoaythetheyalceof

    esg.”

    ”thescheisheior;”andtheabbesplanhas

    heritinality.”

    thentuingtofaria”iinquiredifyouarewellfed”saidhe.

    ”se,”repliedfaria,”tofreeifitellyouprovetrue,

    andiayhereothespot.”

    ”areyouedtheior.

    ”nsieur,yourunnorisk,for,asitoldyou,iayhere;so

    thereisnoyesg.”

    ”youdooquestion,”repliedtheiiently.

    ”noryoutone,”criedtheabbe.”youygold;iwill

    keepitforself.yourefuseliberty;gode.”and

    theabbe,castingaedhispladntinued

    hiscalculations.

    ”ishedoingthere”saidtheior.

    ”untinghistreasures,”repliedthegoveor.

    fariarepliedtothissarcast.they

    .

    ”hehyonce,perhaps”saidtheior.

    ”ordreadhead.”

    ”afterall,”saidtheior,”ifhehadbeenrich,hehave

    beenhere.”sothetterendedfortheabbefaria.hereinedinhis

    cell,andthisvisitonlyincreasedthebeliefinhisinsanity.

    caligulaoero,thosetreasureseekers,thosedesirersofthe

    iossible,othepoorexgeforhis

    ode

    tis,restraihelitsofreprobability,haveher

    uragenordesire.theyfeartheearthathearstheirorders,andthe

    eyethatserlytheybelievedtheelves

    sprungfroupiter,andshieldedbytheirbirth;butnoheyare

    notinviolable.

    ithasalentstosuffer

    thevictioftheirpersecutionstoreappear.astheinquisitionrarely

    allostobeseenbsdistortedandtheir

    fleshlaadnessisalscell,

    frogloohospital,

    anorndiilatedbeing

    thejailerdeliverstohitheverydnessoftheabbefaria,goned

    inprison,ndeedhioperpetualcaptivity.

    theiorkepthisiheregister,and

    foundthefollo:

    ednddantes:

    violentbonapartist;tookanactivepartiufrolba.

    thegreatestchfulnessandcaretobeexercised.

    thisherest,hatit

    hadbeenaddedsincehisheioruldnotntend

    againstthisaplye,”nothingtobedone.”

    thisvisithadinfusedneodantes;hehad,tillthen,

    fottee;butofplaster,heethe

    date,30thjuly,1816,anddearkeveryday,iolose

    hisreingagain.daysandonthsdantes

    stilled;heatfirst

    ...
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