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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twbedrahouttheinterventionof

    valentine,andshey,perhaps,bensideredastooterestedin

    itsoalloableinterpreteroftheobscure

    andilldefinedher.”

    ”no,no,no,”repliedtheeyeoftheparalytic.

    ”eantosaythatvalentineisnot

    iedinyourwill”

    ”no.”

    ”sir,”saidthenotary,eresthadbeelyexcited,and

    heatofthis

    extraordinaryandpie

    anho,haseeasyandpracticable,andthisy

    beaperfectlyvalidbereadinthepresenceofseven

    nesses,approvedbythetestator,andsealedbythenotaryinthe

    presehee,ituch

    rethanthegeneralityofsnecessaryto

    begh,aothedetails,the

    greaterparterhestateinhwe

    findtheaffairsofthetestator,andbyyourself,he

    oftheationonthesubject.

    butbesidesallthis,ihattheinstruntyested,

    ianxioustogiveitthegreatestpossibleauthenticity,therefore,

    oneoflleaguese,and,ntrarytocusto

    inthedient.areyousatisfied,sir”ntinued

    thenotary,addressingtheoldn.

    ”yes,”lookedtheinvalid,hiseyebeanghdelightattheready

    interpretationofhisaning.

    ”ishegoingtodo”thoughtvillefort,anded

    chreserve,butoknohisfathersiions

    togiveordersforaarytobesent,but

    barrois,asterswishes,

    andhadalreadygoofete.theprocureurthentoldhiso

    eup.intheurseofaquarterofanhoureveryonehadasseled

    inthechaeroftheparalytic;thesendnotaryhadalsoarrived.a

    feutualuandiers

    ofthelaalpyofawill,inorder

    togivehiheterisaregenerally

    uched;then,iestthecapacityofthetestator,thefirst

    notarysaid,tuingto,”akeshiswill,

    itisgenerallyinfavororinprejudieperson.”

    ”yes.”

    ”haveyouanexaountofyourfortune”

    ”yes.”

    ”ietoyouseveralsuion;you

    eountofyourown

    possessions”

    ”yes.”therenityinthisinterrogation.neverhad

    thestrugglebetindandtterbeenreapparentthannow,and

    ifite,itleast,acuriousspectacle.theyhad

    fordacircleroundtheinvalid;thesendnotarytingata

    table,preparedf,andhislleagueandingbeforethe

    testatorihesubjecttohwehave

    alluded.”yourfortuneexceeds300,000.francs,doesitnot”asked

    he.noirtierdeasignthatitdid.”doyoupossess400,000francs”

    inquiredthenotary.noirtierseyereinediovable.”five

    huhousand”thesaexpressionntinued.”sixhundred

    thousand700,000800,000900,000”noirtierstoppedhitthe

    lastnadsu”youaretheninpossessionof900,000.francs”asked

    thenotary.”yes.”

    ”inlandedproperty”

    ”no.”

    ”instock”

    ”yes.”

    ”thestockisinyouro.noirtiercaston

    barroisshoethingingo

    find.theoldservaherooalyretued,bringing

    asllitustoopenthiscasket”asked

    thenotary.noirtiergavehisassent.theyope,andfound900,000.

    franbankscrip.thefirstnotaryhandedovereaote,ashe

    exa,tohislleague.

    thetotalaunt.noirtierhadstated.”itisall

    ashehassaid;itisveryevidentthatthendstillretainsitsfull

    fordvigor.”then,tuingtoheparalytic,hesaid,”you

    possess,then,900,000.francsofcapital,othe

    nnerineof

    about40,000livres”

    ”yes.”

    ”todoyoudesiretoleavethisfortune”

    ”oh,”saiddadevillefort,”thereisnotchdoubtonthat

    subjeadeisellede

    villefort;itissheforsixyears,and

    has,byherdevotedattention,fullyseost

    saidthegratitude,randfather,anditisbutjustthatshe

    shouldreapthefruitofherdevotion.”theeyeofnoirtierclearly

    shosexpressionthathedeceivedbythefalseassent

    givenbydadevillefortsahetiveshshe

    supposedhioeain.”isit,then,todeisellevalentinede

    villefortthatyouleavethese900,000francs”dehenotary,

    thinkinghehadonlytoihisclause,butingfirstforthe

    assentofnoirtier,essaryshouldbegivenbeforeall

    theewas

    dethesubjectofdiscussion,hadsteppedback,toescapeunpleasant

    observation;hereyesdoheold

    nlookedatherforaninstanthanexpressionofthedeepest

    tehen,tuingtohenotary,hesignifitlywinked

    hiseyeintokenofdissent.

    ”akingdeiselle

    valentinedevillefortyourresiduarylegatee”

    ”no.”

    ”youarenotkinganystake,areyou”saidthenotary;”youreally

    antodeclarethatsuotyouriion”

    ”no,”repeatednoirtier;”no.”valentineraisedherhead,struckdu

    ent.ituchthenvithatshewas

    disiedthatcausedhergrief,buthertotalinabilitytoat

    forthefeeliosuact.but

    noirtierlookedatheruchaffeatetehatshe

    exclaid,”oh,grandpapa,iseenohatitisonlyyourfortuneof

    e;youstillleavethelovehihavealways

    enjoyed.”

    ”ah,yes,stassuredly,”saidtheeyesoftheparalytic,forheclosed

    thestake.”thankyou,

    thankyou,”rredshe.theoldnsdeclarationthatvalentine

    thedestinediorofhisfortunehadexcitedthehopesof

    dadevillefort;shegraduallyapproachedtheinvalid,andsaid:

    ”then,doubtless,

    ...
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