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正文 第78节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twuredthepriest.

    ”froaytodayhelivedonalone,andreandresolitary.

    rrelandr,buthisdoorlosed;and,

    althoughie,heakeanyanswer.

    oneday,,hehadadttedrcedes,andthe

    pirl,inspiteofheroonsole

    hihesaidtoher,beassured,deardaughter,heisdead;and

    insteadofexpeghiitishequitehappy,

    foriaheoldest,andofurseshallseehiirst.howeverwell

    disposedapersonybe,eseeing

    personsakeonelancholy;andsoatlast

    olddantesself,andionlysatitoti

    strangersgouptohindedoebuheytried

    tohide;butiguessedthesebuhesoldby

    degreeshehadtopayforhissubsistelengththepoorold

    felloheendofallhehad;heohreequartersrent,and

    theythreateuhiut;hebeggedforanotherhwas

    graohiikoapartnt

    as

    usual,but,onthefourthiheardnothing.ithenresolvedtogoupto

    hitallrisks.thedoorilookedthroughthekeyhole,

    andsasopaleandhaggard,thatbelievinghieryill,iand

    toldrrelandthenranontoreiediately,

    rrelbringingadoation

    oftheboaliteddiet.ihere,too,andi

    nevershallfettheoldhispresthat

    tihereore;

    thedooheabbeutteredakindofgroan.

    ”thestoryisyou,doesitnot,sir”inquiredcaderousse.

    ”yes,”repliedtheabbe,”itisveryaffeg.”

    ”rsoalteredthatshewaseven

    reanxiousthanbeforetohavehiakentoheroe.this.

    rrelsanagainsthis

    ;buttheolded,andcriedsothattheyually

    frightened.r.rrel

    akingasigntothecatalanthathehadlefthispurseon

    thechieypiece.butavailinghielfofthedoctorsorder,theold

    ntakeanysustelengthafteinedaysofdespair

    andfasting,theoldndied,cursingthoseisery,

    andsayingtoryedndagain,tellhidie

    blessinghi”theabberosefroischair,detusroundthe

    chaer,andpressedhistrelinghandagainsthisparchedthroat.”and

    youbelievehedied”

    ”ofhunger,sir,ofhunger,”saidascertainofitas

    thatians.”

    theabbe,hashakinghand,seizedaglassoferthatanding

    byhialffull,sedhisseat,

    hredeyesandpalecheeks.”this.”said

    heinahoarsevoice.

    ”thereso,sir,asitensandnotgodsdoing.”

    ”tellofthosen,”saidtheabbe,”aoo,”headdedin

    analstelleverything.tell

    ,therefore,enhesonhdespair,and

    thefatherine”

    ”tenjealousofhisir;onefroove,aherfrobr >

    aition,feandanddanglars.”

    ”hoaedspeakon.”

    ”theydenouncededndasabonapartistagent.”

    ”het”

    ”both,sir;onehaletter,aherputiti.”

    ”andhisletterten”

    ”atlareserve,thedaybeforethebetrothalfeast.”

    ”turredtheabbe.”oh,faria,faria,

    hoenandthings”

    ”didyoupleasetosay,sir”askedcaderousse.

    ”nothing,nothing,”repliedthepriest;”goon.”

    ”itethedenunciationhhislefthand,thathis

    ightnnized,andfeanditi.”

    ”but,”exclaidtheabbesuddenly,”youhereyourself.”

    ”i”saidcaderousse,astonished;”oldyouihere”

    theabbesaark,andheaddedquickly,”noone;

    butiohaveknousthavebeenan

    eyeness.”

    ”true,true”saidcaderousseinachokingvoice,”ihere.”

    ”anddidyourateagainstsufa”askedtheabbe;”if

    not,youplice.”

    ”sir,”repliedadedrinktosu

    excessthatinearlylostallperception.ihadonlyanindistinct

    uandingofe.isaidallthatanin

    suethatitthey

    less.”

    ”dayday,sir,yousthaveseenplainenoughtheyhad

    beendoiyousaidnothing,thoughyoues

    ed.”

    ”yes,sir,ihere,andveryanxioustospeak;butdanglars

    restrained.ifheshouldreallybeguilty,saidhe,anddidreally

    putintotheislandofelbifheisreallychargedhaletterfor

    thebonapartisttteeatparis,andiftheyfindthisletterupon

    hithoseplices.i

    nfessihadfears,ieinicsthenwere,andi

    heldtoinal.”

    ”iuandyoualloatterstotaketheirurse,thatwasall.”

    ”yes,sir,”ansorsepreysonnightandday.

    ioftenaskpardonofgod,isoyou,becausethisa,theonly

    oneyselfinalllife,is

    nodoubttheyabjeexpiatingantof

    selfishness,andsoialplains,

    holdyue,an;itistheaderoussebowed

    hisheadheverysignofrealrepentance.

    ”heabbe,”youhavespokenunreservedly;andthusto

    accuseyourselfistodeservepardon.”

    ”unfortunately,edndisdead,andhasnotpardoned.”

    ”hedidnotknoheabbe.

    ”butheknoallnoerruptedcaderousse;”theysaythedead

    knohing.”thereheabberoseandpacedup

    anddoedhisseat.”youhavethree

    tisntionedarrel,”hesaid;”whowashe”

    ”theohepharaonandpatronofdantes.”

    ”andpartdidheplayin

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