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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twpetersalone.suddenly

    thedaylightbegantofadeaookouthischitwas

    halfpastfour.theyretuedtothehotel;atthedoorfranzordered

    theatobereadyateight.heoshothe

    losseuyonlight,ashehadshosaiersbydaylight.

    whene

    prideasanas

    toleavethecitybytheportadelpopolo,skirttheouterwall,and

    reeheportasangiovanni;thusthey

    pressionsdulledbyfirstlookingonthe

    ,thearusseverus,theteleof

    antoninusandfaustina,andtheviasacra.theysatdoodinner.

    signorpastrinihadprosedtheba;hegavethetolerable

    repast.attheendofthedineredinperson.franzthought

    thathecatohearhisdinnerpraised,andbeganagly,butat

    thefirst

    delightedtohaveyourapprobation,butite.”

    ”didyouetotellusyouhaveprocuredacarriage”askedalbert,

    lightinghiscigar.

    ”no;andyourexcellehinkofthatanylonger;

    atrothingsorotbedone;oldanythingot

    bedohereisanendofit.”

    ”itisveparis,hingotbedone,you

    paydouble,anditisdonedirectly.”

    ”thatise

    piqued;”forthatreason,idonotuaravel.”

    ”but,”saidalbert,ettingavoluofskeandbalanghischair

    onitshindlegs,”onlydn,orblockheadslikeus,everdotravel.

    nintheirsensesdonotquittheirhotelintherueduhelder,their

    heboulevarddegand,andthecafedeparis.”itisofurse

    uoodthatalbertresidedintheaforesaidstreet,appearedevery

    dayonthefashiotheoaurant

    sh

    itsfrequenters.signorpastrinireinedsilentashortti;itwas

    evidentthatheusihisans

    veryclear.”but,”saidfranz,inhistuinterruptinghishosts

    ditations,”youhadsotivefhere,yibegtoknow

    itwas”

    ”ah,yes;youhaveorderedyourcarriageateightoclockprecisely”

    ”ihave.”

    ”youintendvisitingillosseo.”

    ”youanthelosseu

    ”itisthesathing.youhavetoldyouratoleavethecity

    bytheportadelpopolo,todriveroundtheerbythe

    portasangiovanni”

    ”thesearely.”

    ”possible.”

    ”iossible”

    ”verydangerous,tosaytheleast.”

    ”dangerousandwhy”

    ”onaousluigivaa.”

    ”pray,aythisfausluigivaabe”inquiredalbert;”heybe

    veryfausatro,butiassureyouheisquiteunknoparis.”

    ”doyounotkno”

    ”ihavenotthathonor.”

    ”youhaveneverheardhisna”

    ”never.”

    ”paredtothedecesarisandthe

    gasparoneserechildren.”

    ”nohen,albert,”criedfranz,”hereisabanditforyouatlast.”

    ”iforerini,thatishallnotbelieveonewordof

    yoingtotellus;havingtoldyouthis,begin.”

    ”one”

    ”

    therereasohetustdohiustice,hehadhada

    greatnyfrenhishouse,buthadneverbeeoprehend

    the”excellency,”saidhegravely,addressingfranz,”ifyoulook

    uponasaliar,itisuselessfortosayanything;itwasforyour

    i”

    ”albertdoesnotsayyouarealiar,signorpastrini,”saidfranz,”but

    thathebelieveyoingtotellus,butiwill

    believeallyousay;soproceed.”

    ”butifyourexyveracity”

    ”signorpastrini,”retuedfranz,”youareresusceptiblethan

    cassandra,ess,anoonebelievedher;while

    you,atleast,aresureofthecredenceofhalfyouraudie

    dopa.”

    ”ihadtoldyourexousbanditwehavehad

    sinastrilla.”

    ”hisbandittodohtheorderihavegiventhe

    atoleavethecitybytheportadelpopolo,andtoreenterby

    theportasangiovanni”

    ”this,”repliedsignorpastrini,”thatyoubyoi

    verychdoubtyourretuingbytheother.”

    ”why”askedfranz.

    ”bethegates.”

    ”onyourhonoristhattrue”criedalbert.

    ”unt,”retuedsignorpastrini,hurtatalbertsrepeateddoubts

    ofthetruthofhisassertions,”idonotsaythistoyou,buttoyour

    panion,e,andknooo,thatthesethingsarenotto

    belaughedat.”

    ”dearfelloirable

    adventure;hpistols,blunderbusses,and

    doublebarrelledguns.luigivaaestotakeus,andwe

    bringhiae,ahiohisholihepope,who

    askshoerelyaskfora

    carriageandapairofhorses,andhecaivalinthecarriage,

    anddoubtlesstheronpeoplethecapitol,and

    proclais,likecurtiusandtheveiledhoratius,thepreserversof

    theiruntry.”e,signorpastrinis

    fapossibletodescribe.

    ”andpray,”askedfranz,”hesepistols,blunderbusses,and

    otherdeadlyhendfillingthecarriage”

    ”notoutofarry,foratterraaiy

    huntingknife.”

    ”isharedthesafateataquapee.”

    ”doyouknorini,”saidalbert,lightingasendcigarat

    thefirst,”thatthispracticeisverynveforbandits,andthat

    itseetobeduetentoftheirolesssignor

    pastrinifoundthispleasantryprosing,forheonlyansweredhalf

    thequestion,andthenhespoketofranz,astheonlyonelikelyto

    listenary

    todefendyourselftackedbybandits.”

    ””criedalbert,edattheideaofbeing

    plualy,”notkeaance”

    ”no,forituldyoudoagainstadozenbandits

    epit,ruin,oraquedudleveltheirpiecesat

    you”

    ”eh,parbleutheyshouldkill.”

    theiuedtofranzhanairtha

    ...
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