栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw”no,fortan
halaugh,”doesnotdothingsinthatway.”
”andyouwillpay”
”readyney.”andtheenglishndrehispocketabundleof
banknotes,ighthavebeentdebovillefeared
tolose.arayofjoypasseda.debovillesunte
hedeaneffortatselfntrol,andsaid,”sir,ioughttotell
youthat,inallprobability,yourealizesixpertofthis
su”
”thatsnoaffairofne,”repliedtheenglishn,”thatistheaffair
ofthehouseofthoon&freneiact.theyhave,
perhaps,sotivetoserveinhasteningtheruinofarivalfir
butallikohandyouoverthissun
exentofthedebt.ionlyaskabre.”
”ofurse,thatisperfectlyjust,”crieddeboville.”the
ssionisusuallyoneandahalf;hreefiveper
oreeveryousay.”
”sir,”repliedtheenglishn,laughing,”iaikehouse,anddonot
dosuissioniaskisquitedifferent.”
”nait,sir,ibeg.”
”youaretheiorofprisons”
”ihavebeensothesefourteenyears.”
”youkeeptheregistersofentriesaures”
”ido.”
”totheseregistersthereareaddednotesrelativetotheprisoners”
”therearespecialreportsoneveryprisoner.”
”well,sir,iebyapoordevilofanabbe,who
disappearedsuddenly.ihavesihathehe
eparticularsofhisdeath.”
”e”
”theabbefaria.”
”oh,irellecthierfectly,”crieddeboville;”herazy.”
”sotheysaid.”
”oh,heidedly.”
”verypossibly;butadness”
”hepreteokreasure,andofferedvastsuto
thegoventifthey.”
”poordevilandheisdead”
”yes,sir,fiveorsixnthsagolastfebruary.”
”youhaveagoodry,sir,torellectdatessowell.”
”irellectthis,becausethepoordevilsdeathpaniedbya
singulari.”
”yiaskanhanexpression
ofcuriosity,o
disveringinhisphlegtitenance.
”ohdear,yes,sir;theabbesdungeonyorfiftyfeetdistant
frohatofoneofbonapartesessaries,ohosewhohad
ntributedthesttotheretuoftheusurperin1815,avery
resoluteandverydangerousn.”
”indeed”saidtheenglishn.
”yes,”replieddeboville;”iselfhadoan
in1816or1817,andohisdungeonhafileof
soldiers.thatndeadeepiressionon;ishallneverfet
hisunteheenglishnsledierceptibly.
”andyousay,sir,”heinterposed,”thatthetwodungeons”
”edbyadistanceoffiftyfeet;butitappearsthatthis
ednddantes”
”thisdangerousnsnawas”
”ednddaappears,sir,thatthisednddanteshadprocured
tools,ordethefortheyfoundatuhroughheprisoners
heldnicatioher.”
”thistunnel,haionofescape”
”nodoubt;butunfortunatelyfortheprisoheabbefariahadan
attackofcatalepsy,anddied.”
”thatsthavecutshorttheprojectsofescape.”
”forthedeadn,yes,”replieddeboville,”butnotforthe
survivor;orary,thisdantessaeansofacceleratinghis
escape.he,nodoubt,thoughtthatprisonershechateau
diferredinanordinaryburialground,andhehe
deadnintohisoookhisplathesaheyhad
seontofi.”
”iteurage,”rerkedthe
englishn.
”asihavealreadytoldyou,sir,hean;and,
fortunately,byhisobarrassedthegoventofthefears
ithadonhisat.”
”hohat”
”hoprehend”
”no.”
”theetery,andtheysilythrohedeadinto
thesea,afterfasteningathirtysixpoundonballtotheirfeet.”
”anasifheprehension.
”heyfastehirtysixpoundballtohisfeet,andthre
intothesea.”
”really”exclaidtheenglishn.
”yes,sir,”ntiheinspeayigihe
azentofthefugitiveselfflungheadlohe
roont.”
”that.”
”notter,”replieddeboville,insupregoodhuratthecertainty
ofreveringhistatter,ifancy
it.”andheshoutedhlaughter.
”soi,”saidtheenglishn,andhelaughedtoo;buthelaughedas
theenglishdo,”attheendofhisteeth.”
”andso,”ntiheenglishnposure,”he
wasdrowned”
”uionably.”
”sothatthegotridofthedangerousandthecrazypriso
thesati”
”precisely.”
”butsooffientothisaffair,isuppose”
inquiredtheenglishn.
”yes,yes,thertuarydeposition.youuand,dantesrelations,
ifhehadany,ghthavesoiinknowingifheweredeador
alive.”
”sothatnohitheyydoso
istakeaboutit.”
”oh,yes;andtheyyhavethefactattestedheyplease.”
”sobeit,”saidtheenglishn.”buttoretutotheseregisters.”
”true,thisstoryhasdivertedourattentionfroheexcuse.”
”exsto
verycurious.”
”yes,indeed.so,sir,youoseeallrelatingtothepoorabbe,
leself.”
”yes,youue.”
”gointostudyhere,anditoyou.”ah
entereddebovillesstudy.everything
order;eachregisterhaditsnuer,eachfileofpapersitsplace.the
ioseathielfinanarhair,and
platheregisteranddotsrelativetothechateau
dif,givinghillthetihedesiredfortheexanation,whilede
bovilleseatedhielfinaer,aoreadhisnehe
englishneasilyfouriesrelativetotheabbefaributit
seedthatthehistory
greatly,forafterhavingperusedthefirstdotshetuedoverthe
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