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正文 第103节 文 / [法]大仲马

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    childrengreeheachother,and

    givingtheelvesuptotheheirdifferentcharacters.

    thus,inalltheirdrea,theirpa

    saselfthey,oveorof

    aprovieresasatired,andattendedbya

    trainofliverieddostics.then,heyhadthuspassedthedayin

    buildingcastlesintheair,theyseparatedtheirflocks,anddesded

    froheelevationoftheirdreatotherealityoftheirhule

    position.

    ”oheyoungshepherdtoldtheuntsstehathehadseena

    eoutofthesabiains,andprohe

    steagun;thispalongedfor.thisgunhad

    anexcellentbarrel,deatbreschia,andcarryingaballhthe

    precisionofanenglishrifle;butoheuntbrokethestock,

    andhadthencastthegunaside.this,hohingtoa

    spheexahebrokenstock,calculated

    geitadea

    freshstock,sobeautifullycarvedthatitchedfifteenor

    typiastres,hadhechose.butnothinguldbefarther

    froisthoughts.foralongtiagunhadbeentheyoungns

    greatestaition.ineveryuntryakenthe

    plaaistopossessa

    capableofdefetad,by

    renderingitsoakeshieared.frohisnt

    vaadevotedallhisleisuretitoperfeghielfintheuseof

    hisprecioushingserved

    hiorarkthetrunkofsooldandssgroree,that

    greountains;thefox,ashequittedhisearthonso

    raudingexcursion;theeaglethatsoaredabovetheirheads:andthus

    hesooerrorsheatfirst

    feltatthereport,andasedherselfbydirecttheball

    uchaccuracyasifheplaceditbyhand.

    ”oneeveningaergedfropineheywere

    usuallystationed,buttheenyardsere

    hepatookthedeadanilonhis

    shoulders,and.theseexploitshadgainedluigi

    nsiderablereputation.thenofsuperiorabilitiesalwaysfinds

    adrers,goostadroit,the

    stro,aurageousntadinofortenleaguesaround;and

    althoughteresaostbeautifulgirlof

    thesabines,noonehadeverspokentoheroflove,becauseitwasknown

    thatshepa.ahetwoyoungpeoplehadnever

    declaredtheiraffe;theyhadgroogetherliketreeswhose

    roled,ingled

    perfurisestotheheavens.onlytheiroseeeachotherhad

    beeay,aoadays

    separation.teresapaseventeen.aboutthisti,

    abandandsthathadestablisheditselfinthelepiniuntains

    begantobechspokenof.thebrigandshaveneverbeenreally

    extirpatedfroheneighborhoodofro.sotisachiefised,

    butselfherarelyhastolongforaband

    offollowers.

    ”thecelebratedcucutto,pursuedintheabruzzo,drivenoutofthe

    kingdofnaples,arriedularrossed

    thegarigliano,likenfred,andhadtakenrefugeonthebanksofthe

    asirovetollectabandof

    follohefootstepsofdecesarisandgasperone,

    hehopedtosurpass.nyyoungnofpalestrina,frascati,and

    painarahaddisappeared.theirdisappearafirstcausedch

    disquietude;butitetto.after

    sotietheobjeost

    extraordinarytraitsofferociousdaringandbrutalityedof

    hionedayhecarriedoffayounggirl,thedaughterofasurveyorof

    frosihebanditslaive;ayounggirlbelongsfirst

    tohiedrasforher,andsheis

    abaheirbrutalityuntildeathrelieveshersufferings.when

    theirparentsaresuffi,assengerissent

    toiate;theprisonerishostagefortheseessenger;

    shouldtheransoerefused,theprisonerisirrevocablylost.the

    younggirlsloverettostroop;hisnaarlini.when

    sheregnizedherlover,thepirlextendedherartohiand

    believedherselfsafe;butcarlihisheartsink,forhebuttoo

    hefatethataedher.hoeh

    ,andashe

    hadsavedhislifebyshootingadragoondown,

    hehopedtheettooneside,

    heyounggirl,seatedatthefootofahugepihatstoodin

    theadeaveilofherpicturesqueheaddressto

    hideherfacefrohelasciviousgazeofthebandits.therehetold

    theisesoftual

    fidelity,ain

    soneighbruins.

    ”itsohappehatnightthatcucuttohadsentcarlinitoavillage,

    sothathehadbeenuogototheplaeeting.cucuttohad

    beenthere,hoaiden

    off.akeaioninritasfavor,as

    herfather.edto

    yieldtohisfriereaties,andbadehiindashepherdtosend

    toritasfatheratfrosinone.carlia,telling

    hershe

    hihreehundred

    piastres.thatedthatis,until

    ing.theinstaerten,carlini

    seizedit,andhasteheplaintofindassenger.hefounda

    youngshepherdessengersofthebandits

    aretheshepherdsountaiween

    ission,prosing

    tobeinfrosinoneihananhour.carliued,anxiousto

    seehisstress,andannouhejoyfulintelligence.hefoundthe

    troopintheglade,suppingo

    ...
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